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PREMIUM TIMES journalist Yakubu Muhammed weds his better half Nafisat Cisse in style

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Yakubu Muhammed and his wife Nafisat Brown Cisse

The couple got married, turning a new chapter in their beautiful love story, on Saturday at Dalemo community in Ogun State.

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