Why I wanted my wedding to be secret – Kannywood actress

Why I wanted my wedding to be secret – Kannywood actress

Story from Saleh INUWA, Kano

Aisha Aliyu Tsamiya, a Kannywood actress, known for her kindness and peaceful nature, is one actress that all her colleagues are proud of her character. She has always avoided dating any member of the industry, except for one, which didn’t last.

It was rumoured that her parents wanted to arrange a family marriage for her, but on her way to Sokoto, to distribute her wedding card, she had a terrible accident and the marriage was put off.

During Covid19 pandemic, the actress traveled out of the country and imported many assorted soft-wears and open a multi-million-naira shopping complex Opposite NYSC Secretariat, BUK Road, Kano.

Some Kannywood actresses have voiced out their challenges in the industry and how potential suitors view them.

“The problem we are having in Kannywood is that of character or image problem, people hardly associate with us or come to us for marriage because they have the feeling that we are all prostitutes because of the behavior of some of us, let me confide in you, honestly I can swear that Aisha Aliyu Tsamiya is still very much intact, you are an adult and you know what I mean”.

When she was preparing for her marriage, the actress wanted everything to be private the wedding was to hold during the weekdays  around 2:30pm, but got leaked to the media. She deliberately issued a statement claiming that she was to marry Abubakar Mai Shadda, this did not work for her as such, she decided to have her wedding fatiha February, 25, 2022 in the morning.

Thereby successfully beating the Nigerian and foreign press about the details of the occasion.

It has now been authoritatively confirmed that the actress is married and shall henceforth be addressed as Mrs Aisha Alhaji Bukar Abubakar.

Some speculate that the chapter of Kannywood has now been closed in her life.

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