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Buhari’s Daughter, Zahra & Hubby Name Newborn Son After The President
The President’s pretty daughter, Zahra and husband, Ahmed Indimi who got married in December 2016, and recently welcomed a bouncing baby boy, have named their newborn son.
Edujandon.com had reported earlier last month that President Muhammadu Buhari welcomed another grand-child as his daughter, Zahra Buhari-Indimi, welcomed a bouncing baby boy with her husband, Ahmed Indimi, in Spain.
Meanwhile, Zahra’s sister-in-law, has taken to her Instagram page to announce that the couple who got married in a lavish wedding ceremony in December 2016, have named their newborn son, “Muhammad.”
Mrs Fodio who made the revelation on social media shared a photo from the naming ceremony.
Below is what she wrote;
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