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So the finale of Fatima Dangote and Jamil Abubakar's wedding held at Eko Hotels in Lagos last night and trust Nigerians to make the best of it when it comes to hilarious tweets and memes.
First was the traffic concern and then they brought sugar daddies into it...
See all the hilarious tweets below...
The next time that bariga boy makes noise about shutting down Eko hotel, please remin him of this day.
Dangote has shut down a whole city for his daughter's wedding.
It's alright!
10:35 PM - Mar 23, 2018
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It’s one thing to have class but how you flaun a different ball game entirely. Dangote knows no matter the material things he buys for his daughter’s wedding,another wedding will sur it in a matter of weeks.
Baba kukuma bring Bill Gates
9:55 PM - Mar 23, 2018
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