When Patience Ozokwor stormed London for son’s wedding

Nollywood iron lady, Patience Ozokwor was all cheers last Saturday, as her son, Uche Ozokwor tied the nuptial knot  with his longtime friend, Gloria in London.
Expressing her joy, Patience said, “I am in love with the couple. I thank God for them and my family. Although the wedding is taking place outside the shores of Nigeria, Ibo customs and traditions shall govern the marriage rites.”
*The happy couple
*The happy couple
Ozokwor lost her husband a few years ago to a terminal disease. Since the death of her beloved hubby, Mama G as she is fondly called by her fans has never looked back as she continued to enlarge her profile in the industry. The proud and caring mother of four, also
has an adopted child among her family members.
Uche who is a graduate of the Enugu State University of Science and technology met his wife to be in London and both of them hail from Ngwo, Enugu State.

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