Video from the scene shows officers in high‑visibility jackets speaking with guests at the hall entrance. Guests in colourful gele and aso‑ebi outfits were asked to leave as police vehicles with flashing lights waited outside.
The lively celebration, typical of Nigerian weddings, drew noise complaints from nearby residents prompting police to end the event.

Good move.. You can't go to people's country to start making noise. No be naija wey u go play music dey disturb people anyhow.
ReplyDeleteA church beside my house wakes me up very early on Saturdays and Sundays. Why? It's not good enough.
Deport all of them
DeleteWhat is a Nigerian party without noise
ReplyDeleteSee what you are saying. You go to another country and ABIDE by their rules.
DeleteLols,but suppose abide by the rules that guide them there na
DeleteDo you have sense at all? So because it is a Nigerian party, they should disturb people.
DeleteLol ππ
DeleteThere no be najia nah
Lol ππ
DeleteThere no be najia nah
They should have come back to Naija and do their noisy wedding. When you go to Rome you behave like the Romans
DeleteAlways play by the rules πππ
ReplyDeleteVery good
ReplyDeleteI wish they can enforce such laws here especially for churches, mosques and bars
Hahaha, Nigerian party and noise are like 5 & 6. Very good of the Dutch police.
ReplyDeleteTrust Nigerian parties to always seem like an animal farm. Good for you people, as una no gree get sense.
ReplyDeleteAnd in the video, one woman was saying "this is someone's wedding", so that means you should break rules abi.
ReplyDeleteNo be Naija una dey na
ReplyDeleteThey thought they were still in Nigeria.
ReplyDeleteLobatan
ReplyDeleteWhen you're in Rome, behave like a Roman. They know how the laws work over there.
ReplyDeleteThey must show themselves . No decorum .
ReplyDeleteThey suppose know what's up for the country.
ReplyDeleteHaters.
ReplyDeleteLol π they forgot that they weren't in naija.
ReplyDeleteIt's Obvious They Forgot They Are Not In Naija...
ReplyDeleteHello Iya Boys
Good for them, when you go to Rome, try and act like the Romans.
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