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How I spent over N2m on my outfits, others to attend Peller wedding – Influencer
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How I spent over N2m on my outfits, others to attend Peller wedding – Influencer

Vanguard Nigeria about 2 hours 2 mins read
How I spent over N2m on my outfits, others to attend Peller wedding – Influencer
By Sharon Adeleye

A Nigerian influencer, Hameed Hamidat Oyindamola has revealed spending N2.19 million on outfits, beauty services, content creation, and accommodation to attend the wedding of social media personalities Jarvis and Peller.

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A post shared by Hammed Hamidat Oyindamola (@hameedah_xx)

The expenditure was aimed at achieving a glamorous appearance and creating premium content for the highly anticipated event.

The disclosure was made after the wedding ceremony, which drew widespread attention on social media.

The influencer shared a detailed breakdown of the expenses incurred while preparing for the occasion.

Breakdown of Expenses

Dress Making — N400,000

  • Asoebi — N350,000
  • Videography — N300,000
    Hotel Accommodation — N200,000
    Photography — N200,000
  • Studio Session (N75,000 × 2) — N150,000
  • Hair Making — N100,000
  • Gele Tying (N50,000 × 2) — N100,000
  • Oleku Dress — N70,000
  • Hair Styling — N60,000
  • Jewellery — N60,000
  • Make-up — N60,000
  • Nails (Hands and Feet) — N50,000
  • Heels — N50,000
  • Purse — N40,000

Total Expenditure

  • N2,190,000

The revelation has sparked reactions online, with many social media users debating the rising cost of attending celebrity weddings and the growing pressure on influencers to invest heavily in fashion, beauty, and content creation.

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