Ghanaian songstress Efya Nokturnal and Nigerian musician Tomi Thomas have celebrated their marriage in a three-day ceremony in Accra, culminating in the naming and dedication of their daughter at a church service on Sunday, November 8, 2026.
The celebrations began with a colourful traditional marriage ceremony on Friday, November 6, followed by an elegant white wedding on Saturday, November 7, attended by prominent personalities from Ghana’s entertainment industry.
The couple subsequently gathered with family members and loved ones at Cedar Church, Assemblies of God, on Sunday for the christening, naming and thanksgiving dedication of their baby girl.
During the church service, the newlyweds officially announced their daughter’s name as Zoe-Blair Adara Nana Efya Ankyaa Oluwateniayo Thomas.
The name reflects the couple’s Ghanaian and Nigerian heritage, incorporating traditional Akan and Yoruba elements.
Church leaders offered prayers for the child and her parents, asking for divine guidance, protection and blessings as the family begins a new chapter.
Star-Studded Traditional Marriage
The wedding festivities began on Friday with a traditional marriage ceremony that brought together family members, friends, entertainers and other distinguished guests.
Efya appeared in an elaborate kente outfit, while her Nigerian husband wore traditional Ghanaian attire complemented by gold accessories.
The ceremony blended Ghanaian and Nigerian cultural traditions, with music, traditional rites and colourful displays marking the occasion.
Among the prominent personalities present were the Minister for Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts, Abla Dzifa Gomashie, and the Paramount Chief of Akuapem, Oseadeeyo Kwasi Akuffo III.
Several entertainment personalities, including Becca, Sister Derby, Efia Odo, Kafui Danku, Salma Mumin and Fantana, also attended.
Actress Fella Makafui and socialite Hajia4Reall attracted considerable attention with their coordinated bridal train appearances.
Their outfits became part of the highlights shared across social media as fans celebrated the union of the two musicians.
Elegant White Wedding in Accra
The celebrations continued on Saturday with a white wedding at the Underbridge Annex in Accra.
Efya walked down the aisle accompanied by her parents, including her father, Professor Awindor, wearing an elegant white lace gown with a fitted bodice, high neckline and detachable train.
Tomi Thomas complemented his bride in a white tuxedo jacket paired with black trousers as the couple exchanged marriage vows and rings before their families and invited guests.
The reception featured floral decorations, a multi-tiered wedding cake and musical performances.
Efya later changed into another white outfit for the reception, joining her husband and guests on the dance floor.
The event attracted several musicians and entertainment personalities, including Nana Ama McBrown, Gyakie, Bisa Kdei, Adina, Sefa, D-Black, Kwaw Kese and Bola Ray.
Live performances added to the celebrations, with guests joining the newlyweds in marking the occasion.
Couple Celebrates Daughter’s Dedication
The three-day celebration concluded on Sunday when Efya and Tomi Thomas presented their daughter for dedication at Cedar Church in Accra.
The ceremony brought together close family members and friends, who joined the couple in thanksgiving and prayers.
The baby’s full name, Zoe-Blair Adara Nana Efya Ankyaa Oluwateniayo Thomas, reflects the cultural backgrounds of both parents.
The church’s head pastor offered special prayers for the child, asking for good health, wisdom and a prosperous future.
Photographs and videos from the wedding and dedication ceremonies have circulated widely on social media, attracting congratulatory messages from fans and fellow entertainers.
The celebrations marked a significant personal milestone for Efya, known for her distinctive vocals and contributions to Ghanaian music, and Tomi Thomas, whose musical career has established him within the Nigerian entertainment industry.
The couple’s marriage also brought together prominent personalities from the two countries, reflecting their connections within West Africa’s entertainment industry.
