🇳🇬🇨🇦 A NIGERIA & CANADA LOVE STORY American Couple Reacts "Nigerian & Canadian Wedding"

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

This was such a beautiful wedding to watch. What did you like most about the ceremony? Be sure to like the video and subscribe to join the family.

[@mr_gabbana]

You guys gat react to OBI CUBANA mother's burial

[@Evelynokwa]

Hey guys thank you for loving Africa and diving deep into traditions am from Ugandan could you please react to Lucy smize traditional wedding she's from western Uganda banyankore tribe ( and has rwandese routes we almost share the customs with the rwandese

[@aggreyirinen]

Am i the only one that likes their videos before even watching them?

[@noblepepple191]

The bride is Dora Akumyili’s daughter, Dora Akunyili was a minister for information and nafdac boss in Nigeria, now of blessed memory, may her soul Rest In Peace, it’s definitely and Igbo wedding.

[@andreakach585]

It's Akunyili

[@noblepepple191]

@@andreakach585 Thanks,I met her once when she came for rebranding Nigeria at Lagos state, I was booked to get her braids done, but on getting to her at Sheraton hotel? She said she couldn’t do more than 2 hours. So I said to her that befitting her status, that I couldn’t possibly do anything under 2 hours that would stand out, I had to cancel but she was very soft spoken and her personality was cool,calm and collected.

[@redhatbarnswallow4768]

Love the colours, the vibrancy, the music, and the intermingling of people from two different cultures. The world needs more of this!

[@motivationontop6587]

Pilipino here from California, I couldn’t wait to see my Nigerian fiancé, we’re gonna see each other here in California then we fly to Philippines to visit boracay

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

Wishing you a successful marriage!

[@amokeodotobios]

Her mum was a force to reckon with in Nigeria. Reshaped our own FDA (health authority, NAFDAC). A good name is precious.

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

That’s amazing!

[@Toby_Escapades]

So painful how her (Bride) dad was brutally murdered. Still a scene that can't leave my head.

[@olufemiadeleye9462]

I didn’t know until they introduced themselves towards the end. I am personally offended by the way the Akunyilis were treated. Prof Dora Akunyili was my crush in her NAFDAC days. The best female president Nigeria never had. I reference her most times she comes to my mind. The negative side of our emotions can be very destructive and should never be excused. Cutting off the head is never a solution for headaches. I say this to all my Nigerian people everywhere. We’re a very emotional country, separately and collectively.

[@angelicakweku5293]

Wedding was in ONITSHA or ENUGU, Eastern Nigerian cuties. The head wrap is called GELE by the Youruba tribe but Igbos call it ICHAFU!!!

[@hyacinthdibley2420]

You are right...or Nchafu...depending on the Igbo dialect. :)

[@hnedenelley4547]

The family section of every African wedding is the place to be 😉

[@chimakalu41]

13:45 This is in southeast nigeria.. probably Anambra state. Bride is igbo. 🇳🇬🔥. They are speaking my language

[@zoejesus52]

It's not called gele, I reckon it's called Ichafu in that part of the country.

[@hyacinthdibley2420]

When the put the rings on, they say the Holy Trinity. Thumb: In the name of the father Index: And the son Middle: The holy spirit Ring finger: Amen.

[@olufemiadeleye9462]

Her mom was a hero, my hero, my crush. Very intelligent and energetic. The best female president Nigeria never had.

[@stephanieenemuo2221]

This was so beautiful to watch. The bride was from the Igbo tribe

[@neomontja71]

Hahaha they gave him a little something. They gave him a pine wine alreay. Iyhoo Sisi, but I agree 😂. What a beautiful wedding ❤

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

He was ready to party😅

[@mmaidika4980]

The bride usually selects someone to pick all her money

[@hermionepotter2350]

You have to seat next to the couple's family. That is where all the action takes place.

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

Yes! Now we know where to sit!

[@kelechijure4901]

Nice content ❤️🇳🇬

[@Maxwellebi007]

Really cool ❤❤❤

[@MsSadeBrown]

I thik tos might be an Igbo wedding judging by the palm wine ceremony

[@adeolaanjorin4999]

Her mum was a no nonsense lover of her country, too bad she was one of the few who stood against decadence. May she and her household be blessed.

[@chimakalu41]

16:03 He brought up the gas money thing again l o l

[@adakugloriaofojetu6443]

I think what was said in the moment of the ring was: in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.

[@davidkariuki3282]

🇰🇪check out Akothe's wedding kenya

[@darienm52]

Very nice but they should include both countrys it seems if a Canadian Marrys a foreigner they have to have a wedding of the other culture when you should have both involved

[@josephanthony123]

Yeah it’s Called Gele

[@angelicakweku5293]

Igbos call it ICHAFU Gele is a Yoruba word

[@isaacmbugua5491]

Nice content family ,do you know people here are dead asleep 😂

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

We’re sure 😂

[@donaldodens1451]

They are Igbo

[@jumapesa]

He said in the name of the father the son and the holy sprite amen.

[@jumapesa]

The wedding was catholic so they did the move from the thumb to ring finger.

[@gigglychick3630]

It is blessing of marriage not wedding

[@TheDylls]

As a born and bred Canadian I can confirm that, with all due respect to your country of origin, once you move here - and prove that you're not a total dickhead - YOU are now a Canadian and all of your traditions are now a small part of "Canadian Traditions"! (And we Canadians end up all the better for it 😊)

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

😂 Well alrighty then!

[@TheDylls]

@@TheDemouchetsREACT Careful! Our pleasant demanour is just a trap to make you "ONE OF US, ONE OF US..." 🤣 Edit: The Ventura reference was VERY MUCH appreciated

[@MsNairobi]

Canadians are happy but Trudeau...