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Peter Okoye, one half of Nigerian music group P-Square wedded his long time fiancé, Lola Omotayo at a traditional wedding in Lagos, Nigeria Saturday.
The two already have two kids - Cameron and Aliona.
But Peter proposed to Lola, with a ring and a brand new Range Rover in August this year. They had been dating for seven years.
Saturday's wedding, which came off at the Ark in Lekki, Lagos, was organised by Perfect Coordinators. The outfit is known to have planned several celebrity weddings including that of Naeto C and Nicole Chikwe last year.
Peter and Lola's wedding attracted some A-List celebrities from Nigeria and the world.
The impressive guest list included, Genevieve Nnaji, Kate Henshaw, May D, Don Jazzy, Dr. Sid, Karen Igho, and football star, Emmanuel Adebayor.
The white wedding will be held next year.
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