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Man Whose Wife, 6 Children Were Killed Remarries In Kano

The Leadership about 2 hours 1 mins read

A man whose wife and six children were brutally murdered earlier this year, Haruna Bashir, has remarried during the Kano State Government’s mass wedding programme for 1,500 couples. Bashir’s wedding was held on Friday at the central Juma’at Mosque of the Emir’s Palace in Kano. He is now married to Nabila Kabiru Yunusa with a […]

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