Juma Jux and his wife have made a stunning appearance in the music video for “God Design”

A track by Juma Jux featuring Nigerian rapper Phyno. The video is a vibrant celebration of African culture, and the couple’s fashion choices are a testament to their pride in their Igbo heritage.

In the photos, Juma Jux and Priscilla Ojo are dressed in traditional Igbo attire, exuding regal elegance. Juma Jux wears a majestic red velvet outfit with some detailed gold patterned visible for visuals, complete with a red cap adorned with a long stunning feather like and layered coral beads going round his neck beautifully. He hold an old African royalty fan which represence a king in the igbo culture and it also has on it encrypted “AFRICAN BOY,” adding to his majestic aura.

Priscilla Ojo looked amazed as she stared at her husband in his breathtaking silver gown with a fittings, floral-appliqued bodice.a On Priscilla’s head was large sculptural gele, sitting proudly on her head, she also had on her a  silver-and-gold necklace, rhyming bangles, and a ring. The gown’s skirt falls uniquely, draped it tips on the floor that look honorably beautifully, creating a stunning visual effect.

The couple’s fashion choices are a perfect blend of traditional Igbo style and modern flair, showcasing their cultural heritage in a beautiful and elegant way. The “God Design” music video is a rich showcase of African culture, with Juma Jux and Priscilla Ojo’s regal attire taking center stage.

The video’s cultural significance extends beyond the fashion, highlighting the importance of embracing and celebrating one’s heritage. Juma Jux and Priscilla Ojo’s decision to incorporate traditional Igbo elements into their wardrobe choices is a testament to their pride in their roots and their desire to share that pride with the world.

Overall, the “God Design” music video is a stunning celebration of African culture, music, and fashion. Juma Jux and Priscilla Ojo’s regal attire is a highlight of the video, showcasing their elegance and sophistication while proudly representing their Igbo heritage. The video is a must-see for anyone interested in African culture and music, and it’s a great example of how fashion can be used to celebrate and showcase one’s cultural identity.

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