COVID-19: Couple Wed Beneath The Sea To Avoid Social Gathering Of Well-wishers
Millions of couples in the whole world have reacted to just wedded couple whose marriage ceremony was conducted beneath the sea.
According to the information gathered through a social media platform, 'Mind of a Woman', the couple and the priest whose names were not mentioned were shown how they swim from a bank of a sea to its beneath in a country whose name was not disclosed.
Itknews.com was told that the couple agreed to celebrate their wedding undersea to avoid gathering of well-wishers amid COVID-19.
"Congratulation! A wedding under the sea," Mind of a woman stated.
Photo credit: Mind of a woman
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ReplyDeleteTHE FORGOTTEN KINGDOM OF AGBOYI
By Herbert O Eke
Aisha Sani
Tochi Obidinanwa E.
The residents of Agboyi Kingdom, a small community in Kosefe Local Government Area, have been in the news for the wrong reasons. This is as a result of the call on the government to come to their aid by the communities that makes up the kingdom.
The community due to lack of drinkable water and other basic social amenities for decent living has to go across the river on a daily basis to buy drinkable water. According to a source (anonymous) reveal that the river is their toilets and sock-a -ways and most of the people, if not all of uses the water daily for domestic purposes ,for a community so close to civilization.
Suffice it to say that it is very sad to know that while a large inhabitants of the Community live in abject poverty and are lamenting the sorry state of their environment, a very few unscrupulous powerful individuals are exploiting the situation and smiling to the bank.
The beneficiaries of the environmental degradation of the community, made sure no meaningful development is brought to the community by the government. This category of people according to a resident named Mr Taju Mathew says that " the Baale's of Agboyi Community and some elders does not want any form of development to come to the community especially the construction of a bridge across the river because of the money they make ferrying commuters across the river".
It was discovered that every effort made by the government through the community representatives and some elders to construct a bridge across the river was repeatedly thwarted by the Baale and some members of his cabinet because of the money they make ferrying commuters across the river.
According to Mr Kingsley Mwadimuya, another resident of the community, " the community has turned into a big ghetto, where youth smoke Indian hemp, rape women and dump their bodies into the river".
Agboyi Community is made up off three autonomous villages headed by three Baale's.
Chief Fatai Bankole (Agboyi 1), Chief Taiwo Lamina (Agboyi 2), in Agboyi 3 the Baale's stool remains vacant due to the tossle over the Baaleship.
For over 4 years the community has been without a king. Just last week a new king was installed in the person of, His Royal Magesty Olayaluwa Oba (Engr) Monsuru Abimbola Adekanmi Oladega ( Akinmasa 1)Olu of Agboyi kingdom. They had four kings in succession before the present King.
The Chairman of Alapere/ Ketu LGA, Hon. Dele Oshinowo said, " the community need a minimum of 2 bridges , maximum of 4 . Each to link Ogudu, Alapere, Ajelojo church Street in mile 12, and the last to link Ikorodu axis. This is the story of Agboyi the forgotten kingdom.