First photos from Emir of Kano son’s wedding, the ceremony took place in the palace

Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II, has once again staged a wedding ceremony for one of his children, Prince Aminu Sanusi Lamido.

Prince Aminu, who happens to be the son of the Emir of Kano on Saturday, December 29, got married to his fiancée, Zainab, the daughter of Dr Sani Ali Bashir.

It was also gathered that the colorful and royal ceremony took place in Al-Furqan Mosque, Alu Avenue, Nassarawa GRA Kano.

Emir of Kano’s son weds his sweetheart in a royal ceremony (photos)

Emir of Kano’s son weds his sweetheart in a royal ceremony
Source: UGC

Looking at the pictures from the ceremony, the groom was dressed in a complete officer’s regalia while his bride, Zainab was dressed in a pink heavily beaded gown with her head covered with a white scarf.

Another side attraction at the wedding, was the royal carriage that transported the couple into the field where their wedding reception took place.

See more photos below:

Prince Aminu Sanusi Lamido and his bride, Zainab
Source: UGC

The couple cutting their wedding cake
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The couple in their royal carriage
Source: UGC

Legit.ng earlier reported that a man identified as Oluwaseyi (@_i_am_coby) on social media, recently took to his page to show love to his pretty wife. Oluwaseyi gifted his wife, identified as Grety, with a Bentley Continental said to be worth about $236,100 (N85,940,400).

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