A name carrying the heritage of two families, a church filled with prayers, and a proud couple holding their newborn daughter marked a special moment for Ghanaian singer Efya Nokturnal and her Nigerian husband, Tomi Thomas, as they dedicated their baby girl in a thanksgiving ceremony in Accra.

The christening, naming and thanksgiving service took place on Sunday, November 8, 2026, at Cedar Church (Assemblies of God), bringing the couple’s three-day wedding celebrations to a joyful close.

During the ceremony, the couple unveiled their daughter’s full name as Zoe-Blair Adara Nana Efya Ankyaa Oluwateniayo Thomas, a beautiful combination of names reflecting their Ghanaian, Nigerian and wider family heritage.

The inclusion of Nana Efya Ankyaa honours Ghanaian naming traditions, while Oluwateniayo reflects the Yoruba roots of her father.

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Standing before the congregation with their daughter, Efya and Tomi received prayers and blessings from the church leadership.

The head pastor led special intercessory prayers for Baby Zoe, expressing hope that she would grow into a destiny child and a shining star who would positively influence her generation.

Prayers were also offered for grace, peace and longevity over the couple as they begin married life and parenthood.

Sunday’s service followed two days of wedding festivities under the hashtag #TJLuV26. The celebrations began with a traditional marriage ceremony on Friday, November 6, before a glamorous white wedding at the Underbridge Annex on Saturday, November 7.

Both occasions attracted entertainers, media personalities and dignitaries from Ghana and Nigeria.

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Photographs and video clips from the dedication have since circulated online, attracting congratulatory messages from fans and colleagues.

For Efya and Tomi, the church gathering offered something beyond the glamour of their wedding weekend: a public moment of gratitude, family unity and prayer for their daughter’s future.

With their marriage celebrations complete, the couple now embrace a new chapter together as husband and wife and parents to Baby Zoe.

Indoor fireworks, a stunning lace gown and a gathering of Ghanaian entertainment stars set the scene as singer Efya Nokturnal and Nigerian musician Tomi Thomas exchanged marriage vows in an elegant white wedding in Accra.

Held on Saturday, November 7, 2026, at the Underbridge Annex, the ceremony brought together family, friends and prominent personalities from Ghana’s entertainment and media industries.

Efya captivated guests in a sophisticated white lace gown featuring a corseted bodice, high neckline and detachable train. She was escorted down the aisle by her parents, including her father, Professor Awindor, in an emotional moment preceding the exchange of vows and rings.

Tomi complemented his bride in a white tuxedo jacket and black trousers, keeping his look classic and understated.

The celebrations continued with a lavish reception decorated with white floral arrangements and an elegant multi-tiered wedding cake. The newlyweds made a dramatic entrance amid indoor fireworks and enthusiastic cheers, before joining guests for music and dancing.

Efya later changed into a second white outfit for the reception, where singer Adina entertained guests with a performance.

The guest list included actress Nana Ama McBrown, musicians Gyakie, Sefa, EL, Becca and Adina, alongside D-Black, Kwaw Kese, broadcaster Bola Ray and Regina Van-Helvert.

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The white wedding followed the couple’s traditional marriage ceremony on Friday, November 6, which also attracted celebrities, including Fella Makafui and Hajia4Reall.

The two-day celebration marks a significant milestone for Efya, celebrated for her distinctive vocals and contribution to Ghanaian music, and Tomi Thomas, as the Ghanaian-Nigerian couple begin married life together.

Their wedding also offered a lively meeting of Ghanaian and Nigerian entertainment circles, with friends and colleagues joining them to celebrate their union.

“I sent my parents with the marriage items because I want Efya as my wife.” With these words, Nigerian musician Tomi Thomas offered a heartfelt glimpse into his commitment to Ghanaian singer Efya as the couple celebrated their traditional marriage in Accra.

The ceremony took place on Friday, November 6, 2026, bringing together family members, friends and prominent personalities from Ghana’s entertainment and cultural circles.

Efya, born Jane Awindor, looked elegant in a colourful kente ensemble, while gold-themed outfits and traditional fashion added to the occasion’s cultural character. The celebration highlighted the shared heritage and family traditions of Ghana and Nigeria.

Among the notable guests were Minister of Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts Abla Dzifa Gomashie, musician Sister Derby, actress Fella Makafui, socialite Hajia4Reall and National Film Authority Chief Executive Officer Kafui Danku.

Videos circulating on social media captured guests celebrating the couple, while Tomi’s declaration about sending his parents with the marriage items offered a personal touch to the festivities.

The wedding follows a knocking ceremony held by the families on February 14, 2026. At the time, Efya’s management clarified that the gathering was a customary introduction and knocking ceremony, not a completed traditional marriage.

The couple have generally kept their relationship away from public attention, making Friday’s celebration a significant occasion for fans.

Tomi Thomas first came into the spotlight as a member of Nigerian music group Loud On Sound (LOS) before pursuing a solo career. His musical collaborations include work with Jamaican singer Buju Banton and American rapper Wale.

Efya, meanwhile, remains one of Ghana’s recognised contemporary vocalists, celebrated for her soulful delivery and contribution to the country’s music industry.

The traditional marriage marks another milestone in the couple’s relationship, with a white wedding scheduled for Saturday, November 7, completing their two-day wedding celebrations.