Priscilla Ojo and Juma Jux's recent wedding has captured significant attention, both locally and internationally. Photos from their lavish Nigerian wedding were displayed in Times Square, New York, drawing reactions from Nigerians, including Priscilla's mother, actress Iyabo Ojo. The wedding, tagged #JP2025, has been a trending topic on social media.

Bisola Treason shared a video of the Times Square display, tagging Iyabo Ojo, and expressing excitement over the attention to detail in Priscilla's wedding. Iyabo Ojo responded with gratitude. Other commenters also expressed joy and well wishes for the couple, highlighting the wedding's class and attention to detail. One commenter suggested the global attention was a result of Iyabo Ojo being a genuinely good person who consistently supports others.

Following the wedding, Nigerians took to Juma Jux's TikTok page to offer advice and express their expectations for how he should treat Priscilla. Some playfully warned him about the consequences of mistreating “their daughter,” with references to Nigerian unity and the current political climate. One commenter humorously stated that if Juma Jux doesn't take care of his wife, he will understand why President Tinubu has been making Nigerians suffering and why many don't act as if they were suffering. Others simply congratulated him and wished the couple well.

Papaya Ex, an influencer, faced backlash for her outfit choice at the traditional wedding. She wore a custom dress featuring printed images of Priscilla and Juma Jux, with Juma Jux's image placed on her chest. This placement sparked mixed reactions, with Priscilla jokingly calling her out during the event. Papaya Ex defended her choice, explaining that she meant no harm and that Nigerians tend to sexualize everything. She also revealed the outfit cost N4.5 million to make.

A video surfaced online showing the large amount of money the couple made during their wedding. The money, consisting mostly of N500 and N1000 notes, was packed in a transparent bag and lifted by two men. Celebrities like Funke Akindele, Enioluwa Adeoluwa, and Toyin Abraham congratulated Iyabo Ojo and the couple. Fans reacted to the video with awe and humor, commenting on the weight of the money and congratulating the couple.

The wedding has also sparked comparisons to other celebrity marriages. One lady criticized Regina Daniels' marriage to Ned Nwoko, suggesting that Regina's mother prioritized personal gain over her daughter's happiness, while praising Iyabo Ojo for supporting Priscilla's relationship. This comparison generated mixed reactions online, with some defending Regina Daniels and others agreeing with the criticism.

Chioma Ikokwu, a Nigerian entrepreneur, revealed that she played a role in encouraging Iyabo Ojo to accept Juma Jux as her son-in-law. She noticed the chemistry between Priscilla and Juma and encouraged them to explore their connection. Chioma recounted the challenges of convincing Iyabo Ojo, who was initially skeptical due to Juma's Tanzanian background and online rumors. Chioma eventually convinced Iyabo, who gave her approval on the condition that Juma was serious about marrying Priscilla. Chioma stated that Iyabo is prophetic, and that whatever she speaks with her mouth comes to pass just as she says it. Shortly after that, the wedding planning started.