His family doesn’t know where he is – Woman cries out over mysterious disappearance of fiance on wedding day
A Nigerian woman has gone online to share a true life story about the mysterious disappearance of her husband-to-be.
Taking to TikTok, she revealed via @aboveisunic that her fiancé simply identified as Jude went missing on their wedding day.
According to her, nobody knows what happened but she remembers having a call with him on that day, and the last thing he said was ‘See you later’.
The young woman said they planned their dance steps and chatted on the phone with so much because they stayed at different hotels.
In her words; True life story. My husband went missing on the day of my wedding with no one having an idea of what really happened.
Before I wore my wedding gown, Jude called me and we spoke with so much joy and planned our dance steps. After much chats on the phone, he said see you later because we stayed in different hotels.
Till date, he has not returned and his family have been searching for him but they have no idea of his whereabouts. We don’t know whether he left or was kidnapped.
In similar news…
Mavin Records bsoss, Michael Collins Ajereh professionally known as Don Jazzy cried out on social media about how he ‘missed his own wedding’ without realising.
He expressed dismay and shock when he learnt that someone printed invitations cards for a wedding ceremony using his nickname. Don Jazzy shared a picture of the wedding IV on his Instagram page, and it showed that he was set to tie the knot with one Gbemisola on September 24th.
The Mavin Records boss pointed out that he must have missed the event since it happened last week and he was not in attendance. He revealed that apart from the wedding IVs, they also dropped asoebi and a note from the bride’s father at the gate of his estate.
Don Baba J then jokingly said the bride’s family probably married their daughter to him in absentia.
He wrote; “I’m confused. So apparently I missed my own wedding last week. See the invite and asoebi they left for my estate gate people. As I no gree marry maybe them don marry me in absentia o”
