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First of all, I did not move to the United States in 2023. Secondly, I had known my wife for many years before we got married. I did not marry her for immigration papers, so please don’t project your own circumstances onto me. The only reason I relocated from Europe to America was because my wife preferred the climate here. She found European winters too cold, with daylight disappearing far too early. We are both accomplished individuals in our respective fields. I married my best friend, and we continue to build a beautiful life together, traveling the world and enjoying each other’s company. Now, since you’ve decided to make my marriage a subject of discussion, perhaps you can explain why you feel entitled to question its authenticity while expecting nobody to scrutinize your own marital history. What happened to that plantation wedding you once celebrated so proudly? 😂 Yes, you were invited to my wedding, and I genuinely appreciated your presence. But attending someone’s wedding does not purchase their silence or lifelong agreement with your political opinions. I will continue to challenge your political grandstanding, particularly your habit of speaking dismissively about Black Americans and fellow Nigerians while presenting yourself as some authority on everyone else’s choices. This is not a setting where past associations automatically shield your opinions from criticism. You attended my wedding, and I appreciated it. That is where the obligation ends. At this rate, I wouldn’t be surprised if your next claim is that you funded my wedding, arranged my marriage, or personally brought me to America. 😂😂 You can disagree with my politics all you want. But don’t confuse having attended my wedding with having acquired ownership of my opinions.