Tanzanian Singer Juma Jux and his Nigerian wife, Priscilla Ojo visits the former President of Tanzania, Hon. Dr. Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete.

The couple visited the former president to extend an invitation to their wedding in Lagos, Nigeria. Clips of the meeting were shared online by the press, captivating the attention of fans.

In the video it can be seen that the former president warmly welcomes the married couple only his home and gives them a brief tour.

Afterwards Juma expresses satisfaction for being able to meet with the former president and introduce his wife, Priscilla.

“Finally I have gotten a chance and a big blessing to officially introduce my lovely wife @its.priscy to Hon. Dr. Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete, the retired president of the fourth phase of the Republic of Tanzania, together with his beloved wife Mama Salma Kikwete.”

Joeboy recently opened up about his relationship deal breakers in an interview with Zikoko. The Nigerian singer shared that he dislikes women who talk too much or seek validation on social media.

When asked about what turns him off in a relationship, Joeboy explained, “I don’t like girls that talk too much. I’m not talking about being expressive — that’s different. Some people just talk too much, and I’m not a fan of that.”

He also pointed out that constantly seeking validation online is a major red flag for him. “If she’s always posting for validation or comparing our relationship to others, like saying, ‘Oh, this person’s partner does this, why don’t you do the same?’ — I’m not into that,” he said.

Despite these preferences, Joeboy mentioned that he is currently in a relationship and really admires his partner’s sense of humor, calling it one of his favorite things about her.

Toke Makinwa has advised singles not to compromise their standards because of societal expectations when choosing a partner.

Speaking on her podcast Toke Moments, she said there’s nothing wrong with a woman expecting a man to handle her expenses. According to her, men who aren’t comfortable with that should simply walk away and let those who are fine with it step in.

“You don’t need to lower your standards. There are over a billion people in the world — you can find someone who matches what you’re looking for,” she said.

Toke added that people make things harder by arguing about personal preferences online. “If you think a woman is only after money and you’re not comfortable with that, just move on. There’s someone else out there who’s fine with it,” she explained.

She stressed that criticizing others for having different expectations often reflects more about the person judging than the one being judged.