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Photos From The Wedding Of Ex-President Obasanjo’s Son, Seun Who Gifted His Bride A Mercedes Benz SUV

Webby December 13, 2020

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Obasanjo with the couple

Seun, one of the sons of former President Olusegun Obasanjo, is now a married man.

The man, on Saturday December 12, got married to his beau, Deola Shonubi, at the Harvesters Christian Center in Lagos state.

The wedding reception took place at the Federal Palace hotel in Victoria Island.

The wedding had important guests in attendance. They included the Ogun state governor Dapo Abiodun, former EFCC boss Nuhu Ribadu, ex-NDDC Managing Director Timi Alaibe, and a host of others.

One of the highlights of the day was when Deola received the Mercedes Benz SUV Seun gifted her as a wedding present a few hours before they exchanged their marriage vows.

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