Yar’Adua’s son, Ibrahim takes third wife two years after marrying ex-CG’s daughter as second wife

Ibrahim, son of late President Umaru Musa Yar’adua, has taken a third wife, Faiza.

 

 

 

This comes two years after he married a second wife, Amira, the daughter of former Comptroller General of Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) Muhammad Babandede.

 

 

 

Ibrahim married his first wife, Saratu Sodangi, a lawyer, in 2018.

 

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