Ex-Beauty Queen Iheoma Nnadi Blasts Her Wedding Planner Less Than 24 Hours after Her Wedding, See Why

 Ex-Beauty Queen Iheoma Nnadi Blasts Her Wedding Planner Less Than 24 Hours after Her Wedding, See Why

Former Most Beautiful Girl in Nigeria, Iheoma Nnadi, who recently walked the aisle with her bae, Emmanuel Emenike, took to her Insta-live to call out her event planner a day after her wedding.

She claimed that the lady who had no idea of how to plan a wedding, decided to bring her personal attributes to work and it was a total turn off. She gave the name of the events company as ‘Diamond Ink Events Design’.

Iheoma Nnadi’s post reads; Former Super Eagles striker Emmanuel Emenike on Saturday, May 26 got married to his partner and Nigerian model Iheoma Nnadi. Emenike and Iheoma who was the 2014 Most Beautiful Girl in Nigeria have been dating since May 2016 and got engaged in September 2016.

The couple wedded in a ceremony in Lekki, Lagos that was attended by some of his former Super Eagles teammates. Emenike and Iheoma have wedded traditionally before but just had their white ceremony to round up their nuptials.

The couple already have a daughter together, born in August 2017. The Olympiakos striker who is now off that market was in the past linked with several Nollywoodactresses including Ebube Nwagbo.

The couple welcomed their baby girl in a UK hospital on August 8, 2017, and the excited dad took to the Instagram to share the news. He wrote: “Blessed and highly favoured. Our princess is here. #daddyduties.” Iheoma and the Olympiakos striker got engaged in September, 2016. After their engagement was announced, rumours began flying that Iheoma was pregnant but she vehemently denied the news then. Nine months later, it was safe to say that her story changed.

A former Super Eagles player, Emenike shockingly announced his retirement from international duty in October 2015 following alleged fisticuffs with former Super Eagles coach Sunday Oliseh, but reports say current Super Eagles coach Gernot Rohr is making efforts to bring-back the striker.