“Marry from a good home” – Reactions as Moses Bliss father in-law gives singer key to his house in UK

• Pastor Wiseborn granted Moses free entry into his UK resident, allowing him to use the apartment at his discretion during a speech at a star-studded event.

• The record breaker, known as ‘Daddy wey dey pamper’, tied the knot with Marie traditionally on February 29 in East Legion Ghana.

During the traditional wedding of Nigerian gospel singer Pastor Wiseborn Agyare, father of US-based Ghanaian lawyer Marie Wiseborn, Moses Bliss was given full access to his residence in the UK, handing over the key to him.

While presenting his speech at the star-studded event, Pastor Wiseborn disclosed that he had granted Moses free entrance into his UK residence, indicating that the music star may use the flat whenever he wanted.

The ‘Daddy wey dey pamper’ record breaker married Marie on a lovely Thursday, February 29, in East Legion Ghana’s Underbridge.

While they are celebrating their marriage, Moses Bliss’ father-in-law affectionately hands him the key to his home in the United Kingdom, symbolizing trust and welcome inside the family.

Moses Bliss happily accepted the key from his father-in-law, demonstrating their strong bond.

The stunning video elicited a flood of responses from social media users, who offered their thoughts in the comments section.

Reacting to the post…

@akynjoe said, “Why is it that most rich men pikin dey always dey simple. but if na poor man pikin you will see her putting on wig of 10 million.make up of 5 million, designers of 50 million.”

@cynthiabrightney said, “E be like say people for the comment section no Dey understand English. This is a sweet official welcome as a son and family member, he gave Moses a spare key to the family house in UK not what most of you think.”

@iammorenikheji said, “Daddy wey dey pamper, Daddy wey dey bless”.

@lolas_styling said, “Daddy wey Dey pamper in human form, no pamper pass this one. Congratulations child of God”.

@the_bigstella said, “This is what it means when people say “marry from a good home.”