Gari And Fried Fish Served At A Wedding Ceremony And Social Media Users Can’t Think Far

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Weddings these days have gone beyond a mere union between two people. It’s now a competition; a perfect opportunity to show to the world how rich you are.

Some ridiculously borrow money to throw a lavish wedding, only to be hit hard by reality when the merry making is brought to a closure.

A viral news has surfaced online which shows that a newly wed couple decided to cut their coat according to their size by serving gari and fried fish at their wedding reception.

Are you surprised? I’m particularly happy they remained resolute and went ahead with their plan.

I guess those good for nothing people who came purposely to feast will be utterly disappointed.

A Twitter user by name Zulqy shared the news on his timeline.

He wrote:

LAGOS. Ever Innovative. Gari ati Eja Dindin at a Wedding…

LAGOS. Ever Innovative.
Gari ati Eja Dindin 😍😍😍 at a Wedding… pic.twitter.com/4mAGAs00zl

— Zulqy™ (@zulqy77) January 28, 2018

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