The grand wedding of the daughters of His Royal Highness, Mai Kaltungo, Engr. Saleh Mohammed, turned into a remarkable gathering of prominent personalities from across the nation, capturing the attention of the entire state.
The wedding fatihah, held at the Mohammed Central Mosque within the Emir's Palace in Kaltungo Local Government Headquarters, was graced by dignitaries, including the Gombe State Deputy Governor, Manassah Daniel Jatau, Ph.D., representing the Governor; the Borno State Deputy Governor, Alhaji Usman Umar Kadafur; the Minister of Transport, Alhaji Saidu Umar Alkali; as well as emirs, chiefs, politicians, businessmen, and other notable figures. The event stood out as one of the most significant social gatherings in recent memory.
The ceremony celebrated the unions of Princess Ummulkhairi, who married Aminu Lawan, and Princess Sa’adatu, who wed Abdulrazak. Both weddings adhered strictly to Islamic traditions, with all rites and formalities meticulously performed.
Alhaji Adamu Ahmed Abdulkadir served as the walī (guardian) for both brides, overseeing the formalities of the marriages. Shehu Lawan Othman acted as the wakīl (representative) for Aminu Lawan, while Alhaji Danazumi Gombe represented Abdulrazak.
The bride price for Princess Ummulkhairi was set at 200,000 Naira, while that of Princess Sa’adatu was 500,000 Naira, reflecting the royal heritage and cultural significance of the occasion.
Following the final pronouncements confirming the fulfillment of all Islamic marriage rites, the unions were joyfully consummated in a traditional and festive manner.
In a goodwill message, the Deputy Governor of Gombe State, Manassah Daniel Jatau, Ph.D., extended warm wishes to the newlyweds, praying for their prosperity and harmony in marriage. He emphasized the event’s importance as a symbol of unity, peace, and the enduring strength of cultural ties within the region.
His message resonated deeply with the distinguished gathering, which included royal dignitaries, key political leaders, and numerous well-wishers.
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