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Beautiful Photos From The Wedding Of Dangote’s Nephew, Mohammed, To His Malaysian Bride
Awesome photos have emerged from the wedding of Aliko Dangote’s nephew to his beautiful Malaysian wife.
Mohammed Dangote, the son of Sani Dangote is now a married man.
The young man got married to his Malaysian bride, Sara, in a wedding that took place at the Mayang Sari Grand Ballroom, JW Marrriott Hotel in Malaysia yesterday December 19th.
The couple said their vows in the presence of their family and friends.
Mohammed Dangote is the nephew of Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote as his father Sani Dangote is Aliko’s brother.
Guests at the wedding included oil magnate Femi Otedola, businessman Atedo Peterside and many others.
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