Image Gallery: Identical Twin Brothers Marry Identical Twin Sisters in Joint Ibadan Ceremony

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A rare and remarkable wedding celebration took place in Ibadan, Oyo State, on Saturday, as twin brothers exchanged vows with twin sisters in a joint ceremony that has attracted widespread attention on social media.

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Oguntoye Taiwo Oye married a bride who shares his name, Taiwo, while his twin brother, Oguntoye Kehinde Oladele, tied the knot with another twin bride named Kehinde.

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The couples announced their marriage in a joint post on Facebook, where they also shared photographs from their traditional engagement ceremony held on Friday.

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“Twins wed twins!!! Yesterday’s traditional wedding was simply amazing! We are grateful to God and everyone who celebrated with us,” they wrote.

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“Today is the grand finale as the most famous twins in African tourism say ‘I Do’! Taiwo & Taiwo. Kehinde & Kehinde. All glory, honour, and adoration belong to God for making this day a reality,” the post read.

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In another post celebrating their engagement, the couples wrote: “Engagement done and dusted! What started as a dream is now a testimony. Thankful for love, family, friends, and God’s endless grace. Here’s to forever!”

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Photos from the traditional wedding have since gone viral on social media, drawing congratulatory messages from friends, relatives and admirers.

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In Yoruba culture, the first-born twin is traditionally named Taiwo, which means “taste the world,” while the second-born is named Kehinde, meaning “the one who came after.”

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The unique combination of twin brothers marrying twin sisters with matching names has been described by many online users as an extraordinary occurrence.

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