Man Set to Marry 2 Pretty Lookalike Ladies at the Same Time, Internet Explodes
- A Nigerian man identified as Mohammed is set to become the latest husband in town with his marriage to two lookalike ladies
- An emerging photo of their wedding invite showed it is a five-day event that will be wrapped up with Islamic teaching on the rights of husbands on their wives and vice versa
- The remarkable striking resemblance between the two brides to be has generated reactions on social media
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A Nigerian man is set to walk down the aisle with two beautiful ladies in what is a polygamous union.
The trio's wedding ceremony which will be done in a 5-day event started on Wednesday, 22 December with a ladies luncheon and is scheduled to end with Islamic teaching on Sunday, 26 December.
Source: Facebook
A lady, Hussaina Sufyan Ahmed shared on Facebook a photo of the couple along with their wedding invitation card with the caption:
"CAPACITY."
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Social media users noted some striking coincidence between the beautiful brides to be. Apart from the fact that they appeared to have the same surname, the ladies also looked identical.
Briefly News couldn't confirm if the ladies are siblings as of the time of making this report.
Internet users express surprise at the intended union
Hamza Abdullahi Galadima Fuka said:
"I pray is not for show up..if it is really the capacity...Allah ya sanyaa albarka..."
Mansur Adeola stated:
"They're twins, is it right for a man to marry two sisters?"
Musa Bin Ibrahim Newland wrote:
"What ummu Ahmad always tells me to do; marrying two wives at a time.
"Sannu OGA."
Usumanu Kakanda opined:
"We dey pray for one this guy they take two at a time."
I never liked his dreadlocks: Young lady falls in love with man she met at bus park, set to marry him
In other wedding news, Briefly News reported that a young Nigerian lady, Jane Nwachukwu, went on Facebook to narrate how she met her fiancé at a park in 2019. Jane said that she never wanted the man to board the same bus as her because he had a weird dreadlocks.
The lady revealed that the man should have gone with the bus that left previously but he stayed because he never liked the seat he was given.
Sadly, the man was again given the same seat and became angry. Jane stated that though she never wanted him inside her bus, she begged him to take the seat because his complaint was delaying their departure from the park.
Source: Briefly News
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