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Dignitaries throng wedding ceremony of Comptroller Accama’s daughter

By Gift Luckson
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The top-notch wedding ceremony between the daughter of Assistant Comptroller General of Nigeria Customs Service, Hafsat Hussaini Ahmad Accama and her husband, Suleiman Baba Gimba, held on 21st March was graced by top dignitaries.
Here, Neptune Prime brings you some pictures of the event.
AC Hussaini Ahmad Accama, Bride’s father.
 
From left: Comptroller Gimba; CSC Bukar and AC Abba-Aji.
From right: Comptroller Gimba; Professor Ibrahim Iliya Girba; Prof Muhammad Dauda; Hussaini Gimba; Boyoma of Fika, Musa Maina Bukar and Deputy Comptroller Suleiman Bomai.
Comptrollers and Officers of the Nigerian Customs.

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