Elikem Kumordzi who married Pokello Nare last weekend has opened up about how much he paid for his wife's bride price.
Ex BBA contestant says he paid $25, 000 for Pokello's bride price
In an interview with Peace FM he disclosed that he paid a whooping sum $25, 000 for Pokello's bride price.
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In an interview with Peace FM he disclosed that he paid a whooping sum $25, 000 for Pokello's bride price.
"I initially didn’t want to make this information public but people are getting figures wrong so I want to correct it. The lobola (Bride price for a traditional marriage in Zimbabwe) was 25,000 US Dollars. A deposit of 20,000 US Dollars was paid on Saturday and the 5,000 US Dollars balance is to be paid by the white wedding" he revealed.
"I paid a lot of money and before you pay such money for a lady’s hand in marriage you have to be sure she’s the one. Otherwise you will be a silly young man throwing a lot of money away. So it feels good to be married to the right woman. It feels amazing. No mistakes or regrets whatsoever" he further said.
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