Ghanaian soul and R&B songstress Efya (Jane Awindor) has tied the knot with Nigerian singer and producer Tomi Thomas in an intimate Valentine’s Day wedding ceremony attended by close family and friends.
The couple exchanged vows on 14 February 2026 in a private setting, marking a new chapter in their personal and creative partnership. While Efya is widely known for her powerful vocals and hits like “Best In Me” and “Until the Dawn,” Thomas has built a strong reputation within Afro-soul and contemporary music circles in Nigeria.
Details of the ceremony were kept tightly under wraps in the lead-up to the event, with only a small circle aware of the arrangements. Sources close to the couple describe the atmosphere as warm and heartfelt, with music and moments reflecting both Ghanaian and Nigerian cultural touches.
Fans of the duo took to social media with congratulatory messages soon after news of the marriage began circulating. Supporters praised the couple’s chemistry and celebrated the cross-cultural union, with posts such as “Power couple vibes!” and “Wishing them a lifetime of love” trending across platforms including Instagram and X.
Efya, known for her authenticity and musical versatility, has been a leading voice in Ghana’s contemporary music scene for over a decade. Her work has earned multiple awards and nominations across West African entertainment platforms and has helped shape the region’s Afro-R&B landscape.
Tomi Thomas, meanwhile, has collaborated with various Nigerian artists and carved out his own space in the industry. His blend of soulful lyricism and modern rhythms has garnered him a dedicated following.
While neither Efya nor Thomas have yet released official statements about the wedding, several images and short clips shared by family members and close associates have emerged online, all showing joyful moments from the ceremony, including scenes of traditional prayer, dancing and a celebratory mood.
The couple’s decision to hold a private ceremony reflects a growing trend among celebrities who seek to balance public interest with personal privacy. It also comes as both artists prepare projects slated for release later this year, with fans eagerly awaiting new music that may well reflect the creative spark between them.
As congratulations continue to pour in, many are already speculating about a possible public celebration or reception later in the year, one that could bring together personalities from Ghana’s and Nigeria’s vibrant music industries.
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