- A wedding in Anambra State was thrown into chaos after the bride-to-be, Jennifer Chisom Ananti, went missing on the morning of her wedding to Celestine Odigbo on Friday, January 9, 2026.
- All attempts to reach her have failed, prompting fears and a public search.
- The groom reportedly suspects possible family involvement, while a missing-person notice has been circulated as security agencies and relatives appeal for information.
A wedding celebration in Anambra State turned into a frantic search after the bride, Jennifer Chisom Ananti, disappeared on her wedding day, Friday, January 9, 2026.
Jennifer was scheduled to wed Celestine Odigbo, but she was nowhere to be found as guests gathered for the ceremony. Efforts to reach her via her mobile phone have been unsuccessful.
According to social media posts shared by politician Maria Ude Nwachi, the groom, Celestine, is deeply concerned and reportedly suspects her family’s involvement in her disappearance.
“The groom-to-be suspects foul play from her family,” Nwachi stated, highlighting the growing tension between the families following the incident.
A “Missing Person” poster featuring Jennifer’s photograph is currently circulating on social media platforms, with the family and security agencies appealing to the public for any information regarding her whereabouts.
In other news,,,….. A Nigerian couple who met in 2009 has officially launched their second filling station, giving fans a glimpse into their journey together.
The wife, known as @FavourGrace09 on X (formerly Twitter), shared their story, revealing that when they met, both were broke and squatting with different people just to survive.
In a tweet that has garnered 1.5 million views, she wrote about how they bought their first car, rented their first apartment, and built everything they have today through love, teamwork, and perseverance.
Her post included photos of their filling station, which has received numerous congratulatory messages from X users.
She wrote:
“One thing i can boldly say anywhere that my husband and I started from absolute zero, he was broke i was broke when we met, no money, no stability, nothing handed to us.
We met in 2009 when we were both squatting with different people and just trying to survive. Together, we bought our first car and figured out how to get to work.
We rented our first small apartment. Everything we have today was built from the ground up, with love, teamwork and perseverance. You don’t have to marry a poor man/woman but for the love of God be supportive of eachother dreams.
My hubby and i officially launched our second filling station DP Oil & Gas Filling Station alongside In & Out Restaurant❤️.”*
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