Kano Mass Wedding Beneficiary Says He Now Has Three Wives
A Kano mass wedding beneficiary, Abubakar, says he now has three wives after marrying another woman through the state government's programme, which brought together 1,500 couples.
A beneficiary of the Kano State Government's mass wedding programme has said he now has three wives after marrying another woman through the initiative.
The beneficiary, identified as Abubakar, spoke during the mass wedding ceremony organised by the Kano State Government for 1,500 couples.
He said the latest marriage had increased the number of his wives to three, describing the programme as an opportunity that had enabled him to expand his family.
The state government organised the mass wedding as part of its efforts to support prospective couples and reduce the financial burden associated with marriage.
The ceremony brought together 1,500 couples from different parts of Kano State, with the government providing various forms of support for the beneficiaries.
The programme also included guidance for the couples on building stable families and maintaining mutual respect within marriage.
The development highlights the scale of Kano's mass wedding initiative, which has become one of the state's major social programmes.
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