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The couple got married, turning a new chapter in their beautiful love story, on Saturday at Dalemo community in Ogun State. The post PREMIUM TIMES journalist Yakubu Muhammed weds his better half Nafisat Cisse in style appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria .

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