Drama as bridegroom disappears from engagement ceremony in Imo over incessant demands

A mild drama ensued at an engagement ceremony in Imo State when Mr Biobelemoye David, a bridegroom, walked out of his engagement ceremony over alleged incessant demands by the bride’s family.

According to an online report, he paid N1,500,000 to cater for food, tents, chairs and a public address system. He was also made to set aside N100,000 as the bride price that the two families had agreed upon.

Biobelemoye was asked to add N50,000 to the bride’s price because he had already impregnated the girl before the engagement. He was slapped with a N10,000 fine for making a detour to the wrong path and ending up in a different homestead instead of the girl’s. He was also asked to pay N15,000 to appease the elders who had become tired of waiting for his arrival.

Drama however ensued when twelve girls covered in loose robes from head to toe were paraded before Biobelemoye David and he was asked to guess who his fiancée was. He pointed at the wrong woman and that led to yet another fine of N15,000 thrice.

The decisive moment specifically was when the elders demanded a refund of the total sum of N850,000 that had been paid as the girl’s school fees and upkeep since she started primary school!

Fuming with anger which he tried his best to hide, Biobelemoye David excused himself to visit a nearby latrine and disappeared! He switched off his phone and was last seen in a bus heading to Bayelsa State from Imo

Credit: Charles Ebinimi Owaba

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