The unidentified man believed to be Nigerian took his guests, family and most importantly his bride by surprise when he walked out of his wedding shouting, ‘I no go do again’.
All attempts by the people to get this groom to rescind his decision proved futile.
The cause of the man’s unwillingness to take a step out of bachelorhood into marriage was unclear. It was also unclear whether the two had already exchanged vows or not.
The men around could not restrain him as he kept throwing his arms about.
The pleas of the bride who was not ready to let go of her husband did not only fall on deaf ears but she was shoved away by the man.
The video has since gone viral on all social media platforms.
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