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Top actor Ali Nuhu and his beautiful wife celebrate 16th wedding anniversary with lovely photo

Top Kannywood actor, Ali Nuhu, and his pretty wife recently marked their 16th wedding anniversary. The loving hubby shared an adorable photo of himself and wifey on social media as he celebrated their special union.

In recent times, only a handful of celebrities have managed to stay in a lasting marriage and those people give their fans and many internet users hope that marriage is a beautiful, sacred union and only requires to committed adults to work out.

Often times we hear that marriage is not easy and it comes with ups and downs and those who are able to weather the storm are mostly cut from a different cloth. In reality, it takes a lot of work to make a marriage last and work but people who understand that love and trust are the biggest factors often succeed.

It is why, celebrities such Ali Nuhu, give many other people hope. As he recently marked his 16th wedding anniversary, he shared a beautiful photo of himself and his gorgeous wife and one thing is clear, if two people decide to stay together, they will overcome all obstacles.

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In like manner, a couple recently marked their 60th wedding anniversary in style. The aged husband revealed that his wife has had access to his account for many decades and yet their marriage is still waxing strong.

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