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Emir Sanusi’s son Ashraf weds partner in Abuja

By Maryam Umar
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Emir Sanusi's son Ashraf weds partner in Abuja

Emir Sanusi’s son Ashraf weds partner in Abuja

Ashraf Adam, the son of the reinstated Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II, wed his fiancée Sultana, daughter of Senator Suleiman Nazif, on Friday.

The wedding ceremony took place at the National Mosque in Abuja, followed by a lavish reception.The couple shared moments of their special day on Instagram under the hashtag #Sash24, with one post captioned: “Together in faith and love from this day forward, Insha’Allah.”

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The announcement of their union earlier in July was met with warm congratulations, bolstered by their pre-wedding photos shared on social media.

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