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Tony Elumelu steals show with dance moves at niece’s wedding

Nigerian business mogul Tony Elumelu surprised guests with energetic dance moves at his niece’s wedding in Rome. See highlights of the celebration. Read More: https://punchng.com/tony-elumelu-steals-show-with-dance-moves-at-nieces-wedding/

Tony Elumelu steals show with dance moves at niece’s wedding

Business tycoon Tony Elumelu took center stage at his niece Ngozi's wedding in Rome, Italy, bringing a splash of energy to the celebration. Elumelu, who serves as Group Chairman of Heirs Holdings, swapped his usual boardroom attire for a classic black suit and danced alongside his niece and her husband, Ephraim-Julian. The joyous occasion was commemorated on social media, showcasing the elegant ceremony and intimate family moments.

Elumelu expressed his heartfelt congratulations to the newlyweds on Facebook and Instagram, wishing them a happy married life. The reception, held outdoors, offered a picturesque backdrop for guests to mingle, share warm embraces, and enjoy an array of dishes and drinks. Dance soon took center stage as guests took turns on the dance floor, celebrating the newlyweds with high spirits.

Elumelu's energetic performance, clad in his formal attire, drew smiles and cheers from the attendees. The celebration was a colorful display of family, love, and togetherness, capturing memories that the couple and their guests will cherish for years to come.

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