Influential Northern Senator Marries Military Officer in Low-Key Wedding, Viral Photos Emerge

Influential Northern Senator Marries Military Officer in Low-Key Wedding, Viral Photos Emerge

  • Senator Kawu Suleiman held a low-key wedding with Flying Officer Hindatu Isah in Rano, Kano state
  • A bride price of N500,000 was presented as family representatives and political figures attended the modest ceremony
  • Guests described the wedding as simple and dignified as associates said the senator chose privacy to avoid publicity

Kano state - An influential northern lawmaker, Senator Kawu Suleiman of Kano South Senatorial District, has held a low-key wedding ceremony with Flying Officer Hindatu Isah of the Nigerian Air Force.

The marriage took place on Monday, November 17,at the Rano Local Government Area of Kano state.

A northern senator from Kano, Kawu Suleiman, holds a quiet wedding with a military officer.
Kawu Suleiman, a Kano-based northern senator, marries a military officer in a low-key ceremony. Photo credit: @nafiumohammad
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The ceremony was conducted at the residence of the Madakin Rano, Ada’u Isah, the bride’s father and a former federal lawmaker who represented Rano, Kibiya, and Bunkure Federal Constituency.

Bride price presented during family ceremony

Dahiru Adda’u, a retired state permanent secretary, received the bride on behalf of the groom’s family, while Auwalu Rano, Chairman of A.A. Rano Group, stood in for Senator Suleiman.

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The wedding was presided over by Yusuf Sumaila, who presented a bride price of N500,000 to the bride’s family.

A guest at the ceremony described the atmosphere as “simple but dignified”.

“It was a quiet gathering, but very respectful and beautifully organised,” he said.

Notable political figures in attendance

The event was attended by Kabiru Alhassan, the House of Representatives member representing Rano, Kibiya, and Bunkure.

Other community figures from the Kano South District were also present.

Sumaila, who recently left the New Nigerian Peoples Party (NNPP) for the All Progressives Congress (APC), reiterated that his political move was driven by responsibility to his constituents, Daily Trust reported.

He said,

“I joined the APC because I want the best for my people. Their needs must be met, and their future must remain secure.”

Senator emphasises service and stability

Northern senator Kawu Suleiman of Kano quietly weds a military officer.
Senator Kawu Suleiman from Kano ties the knot in a low-profile wedding with a military officer. Photo credit: Kawu Suleiman
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Although Senator Suleiman kept the ceremony private, associates said he viewed the occasion as a personal milestone that would not distract from his duties.

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According to Premium Times, one close aide said,

“The senator believes in focusing on service. He chose a modest ceremony to maintain calm and avoid unnecessary publicity.”

Flying Officer Hindatu Isah hails from Rano, which forms a significant part of Senator Suleiman’s constituency.

Kano married men beg gov Yusuf for inclusion in state-sponsored scheme

Previously, Legit.ng reported that as the Kano state Hisbah Board commences preparations for a new mass wedding for 2,000 couples, an unexpected appeal is emerging from some married men in the state for their inclusion in the scheme.

The state government-sponsored initiative, designed to promote morality and reduce the financial burden of marriage for young singles and widows, has sparked interest from men who see it as an opportunity to legally take a second or third wife without the associated costs.

The deputy commander-general of the Hisbah Board, Sheikh Mujahid Aminudeen, confirmed the preparations on Thursday, October 9, stating that the process would involve rigorous stages, including registration and compulsory medical screening for diseases like HIV/AIDS and Hepatitis.

Source: Legit.ng

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