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IGBO DOCTOR BREAKS TRADITION: NO BRIDE PRICE, NO KNEELING, MARRIES OYIBO SWEETHEART

LAGOS – In what is being hailed as a bold challenge to age-old customs, Dr. Chioma Adanne, an accomplished Igbo medical doctor, has tied the knot with her foreign partner, Chris—without paying a bride price, kneeling, or following the usual customary rituals expected of an Igbo bride.<br><br><br>

The wedding, which included both a court and a selectively traditional ceremony, saw Chioma standing tall, her full name intact, as she and her husband signed the marriage papers. Sources say there was no display of subservience, no ceremonial wine presentation, and no public gestures of “giving away” the bride.<br><br><br>

Chioma’s husband, Chris, reportedly agreed that decisions about children, household responsibilities, and even surnames would be mutual, shattering long-held notions of male supremacy in marriage.<br><br><br> The couple has declared that any future children will carry both their names, emphasizing equality in parenthood.

“This was never about rejecting culture,” Chioma said, according to close sources. “It was about redefining respect, partnership, and shared responsibility.<br><br><br>”

The wedding has sparked heated debates across social media, with admirers praising the couple for challenging outdated traditions, while traditionalists question whether cultural protocols are being eroded.
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