Photos: Former PDP chairman Bamanga Tukur's son, Ahmed, weds

One of the sons of former PDP Chairman Bamangar Tukur, Ahmed Tukur, married to his ladylove, Karimot Bamisedun on Saturday 19th 2014 at the banquet hall of Eko Hotel. Congrats to the couple. See more pics after the cut...



 
 

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