High Life…Amazing lifestyles of Nigeria’s rich and famous
with LANRE ALFRED
“To love and be loved is to feel the sun from both sides,”
said David Viscott, late American author and media personality, in one
of his literary voyages into the realm of love. His enduring words
perfectly describe the mood of President Muhammadu Buhari’s beautiful
daughter, Zahra, and her fiance, Ahmed, son of billionaire magnate
Mohammed Indimi.
Both are set to solemnize their
relationship soon. In preparation for the marriage, an introduction
between both families held at the Aso Villa, Abuja on Friday, Nov 18,
2016. It was a small but eventful ceremony. Findings revealed that
President Buhari and Indimi had always been very good friends with a lot
of history between them. Thus they are pleased with the union of their
children.
Zahra and Ahmed had been friends for
quite some time thus it was hardly surprising that their relationship
eventually blossomed into love. Both Zahra and her future groom, who
serves as the Head of Crude Oil Marketing in his father’s company, are
ecstatic about their impending wedlock. The wedding ceremonies will be
holding in Abuja and Maiduguri, between November 30 and December 4,
2016.
MAKING SENSE OF THE SILVER SPOON MARRIAGES OF THE CORE NORTH
•NORTHERN ELITE CEMENT SOCIAL AND POLITICAL RELATIONSHIPS BY GETTING THEIR KIDS MARRIED TO EACH OTHER
Again the wedding bells toll in Nigeria’s northern region. Like persistent, soothing draft of the north wind across the Pacific, glad tidings of love and pleasurable wedlock rent the air from the exclusive circuits of Nigeria’s northern elites. Halima, the beautiful daughter of former Borno state governor and factional Chairman of PDP, Ali Modu-Sheriff, is set to wed her fiance, Captain Ronnie Dankabo, who is the son of late business mogul, Mohammed Adamu Dankabo. Their wedding is slated to hold in Maiduguri in December.
•NORTHERN ELITE CEMENT SOCIAL AND POLITICAL RELATIONSHIPS BY GETTING THEIR KIDS MARRIED TO EACH OTHER
Again the wedding bells toll in Nigeria’s northern region. Like persistent, soothing draft of the north wind across the Pacific, glad tidings of love and pleasurable wedlock rent the air from the exclusive circuits of Nigeria’s northern elites. Halima, the beautiful daughter of former Borno state governor and factional Chairman of PDP, Ali Modu-Sheriff, is set to wed her fiance, Captain Ronnie Dankabo, who is the son of late business mogul, Mohammed Adamu Dankabo. Their wedding is slated to hold in Maiduguri in December.
Expectedly, Modu Sheriff is leaving no
stone unturned to give his daughter a wondrous wedding. Until their
union, they were like jagged pieces of two glass hearts yearning for
their missing parts. Then they found each other and fit perfectly in
place. The first molded with the second and in the heat of the moment,
held from head to toe. A perfect masterpiece, a love so high it despises
going low. Predictably, many people are eager to be part of the
memorable celebration.
The couple’s wedding is one of the
several weddings taking place among the wards of superrich northern
families. And the northerners have surely mastered the art of partying
like the southerners. Over the last few months, silver spoon kids from
the region have engaged in high octane society weddings as if wedlock is
going out of fashion. From Atiku to Buhari, Shagari, Ali Modu Sheriff,
Indimi among others, the wedding bells toll delightfully and invitingly.
Pundits however, aver that the weddings are mainly strategic. Highly
informed sources argue that prominent aristocratic families of the north
are deliberately getting their kids married to each other in bid to
secure their social, economic and political futures.
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