Humanitarian Affairs Minister, Sadiya Farouq, Marries Chief Of Air Staff, Abubakar, In Secret Ceremony

About one year after grabbing the headlines for being President Muhammadu Buhari’s potential bride, Nigeria’s Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development, Sadiya Umar Farouq, has tied the nuptial knots, with Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Sadique Abubakar, in a secret ceremony in Abuja.

The news set the entire media space on fire, leaving many disappointed at the end when the purported wedding never became a reality.

Perhaps to fully banish the ghost of that rumour and keep it several radius away from her husband,

it was reliably gathered that Farouq and Abubakar’s wedding was facilitated by the First Lady, Mrs Aisha Buhari, apparently in a self-saving move.

Although, it was rumoured that she dated and was planning to marry Buhari last year, Farouq,

who had been around the President since she was a teenager, has never dated the retired military general.

Fire Razes Popular Market in Ajman, United Arab Emirates (Video)

Osinbajo Refutes Receiving N4Billion from Magu

NYCN thanks Buhari, Hails Youth and Sports Minister’s Initiative on the Establishment of the National Youth Investment Funds.

Eid-el-Kabir: DSK Fecilitates with muslims, urges selflessness, brotherliness

NAF Opens Investigation Into Flying Officer’s Death, Two Suspects Arrested

“Respect for President Buhari is all that is left of APC” — Rochas Okorocha

IYD 2020: NYCN boss Urges youth to stand with President Buhari in checking crime

Federal Govt. Announces Resumption Of Tertiary Institution.

Farouq and Abubakar proceeded to cement their relationship last Friday in the private ceremony.

The minister, who clocks 46 on November 5, has never been married and has no children.

The Chief of Air Staff, who is from Bauchi State, on the other hand, has 10 children from two wives – one of whom he has since divorced.

The two have kept their marriage a secret just the same way their relationship escaped public radar.

Farouq was appointed minister by President Buhari in 2019 while Abubakar, who is among service chiefs Nigerians have asked the,

Commander-In-Chief to fire for their poor tackling of insecurity in the country, has been in office since July 2015.