Juma Jux Is Still Living in His Dad’s House”: Woman Drags Priscilla Ojo’s Hubby, Makes Allegations

 



Nigerian influencer and actress Priscilla Ojo’s husband Juma Jux became a topic of discussion online after a woman called him out The young lady, identified as May May on TikTok, shared some observations she made about the Tanzanian singer She further made claims about the mansion where Juma and his family live in Tanzania, triggering reactions online .

A Nigerian woman known as May May on TikTok has triggered a discussion online following her allegations about Priscilla Ojo’s husband, Juma Jux. She went on to describe the situation in which Juma claimed that he had missed his business class ticket to Rwanda, and that was how he met Priscilla. May May responded to the God Design hit maker, claiming that he lied about not seeing any tickets to justify the economy he used. 

The TikToker stated that Iyabo Ojo and her daughter taught Juma how to negotiate a half-price ticket to board business class. She further claimed that Juma Jux has no money and that the house he lives in Tanzania was built by his late father. Translating her words to English, she said: “You knew when I got to know their life is messed up? There is no money. They are just telling lies that there is no available ticket, the reason he took a seat in the economy section of the plane. A whole celebrity. 

“They’ve taught the guy now how to negotiate a ticket for half price. They are writing business for him. Now he is flying business. The guy has no money. The house they are living in Tanzania, the guy’s father built it. “You said you want to have another party in Tanzania. Do you plan to wear more than VeeKee James.” 



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