Na mumu dey love. I’m getting married for money” – Bride-to-be says as she shares pre-wedding photos

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She took to her Facebook page to share pre-wedding photos and asserted that she's not getting married for love, but for money.

Bride-to-be says

An intending bride has caused quite a stir on the internet after she posted her pre-wedding photos with a rather captivating caption.

The woman, identified as Habiba Gado, took to her Facebook page to share the pictures and asserted that she’s not getting married for love, but for money.

Bride-to-be says

Her wedding hashtag has also gotten people talking online as she and her husband-to-be both agreed to use #Na mumu dey love 2022 to represent their union.

Her fiancé, DjBenzee Junior, also took to his Facebook page to share their pre-wedding with the same hashtag.

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Credit: yabaleftonline


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