CKN Exclusive Picture Of Maimuna's Brother Who Wedded This Afternoon Despite Her Death With Kids

This is the first exclusive picture of the wedding that took place this afternoon between Maimuna's brother and his wife..The wedding claimed the life of Maimuna,her four kids (including twins),her husband and mother in the Dana air crash last weekend..This is the first exclusive picture ever to be posted on the internet exclusively obtained by us..CKN

NIGERIAN'S REACT TO THIS STORY ON CKN NIGERIA FACEBOOK (UNEDITED)

    • Kayode Yussuf That tells you life goes on.(Eni ku ni ku lan ba ja ye).
      7 hours ago ·  · 2
    • Adedamola Adetayo I refuse to believe it!!!
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    • Prisca Chinyere Mbanu There must be some unavoidable circumstances and congent reasons why he is going on with de weeding. I know no reason will be cogent enough but.........otherwise he is just heartless.
      7 hours ago via mobile · 
    • Chris Kehinde Nwandu Ckn Adedamola Adetayo i sincerely pray the news is untrue too..I pray its a lie.
      7 hours ago · 
    • Funke Moore It can't be true!! It's impossible!!! Family members couldn't have attended the wedding. Chris sham
      7 hours ago · 
    • Chris Kehinde Nwandu Ckn Its true Funke Moore i have just reconfirmed it and a picture sent to me.
      7 hours ago · 
    • Uloma Peace Bridget Okorie Too bad dat wedding caused d death of nine ppl including sets of twins God have mercy
      7 hours ago via mobile · 
    • Anita Mute Awuku Would love to see the Bruv's wedding pix
      7 hours ago · 
    • Ijendu Iheaka If it is true they came for that wedding and died, it is most unfeeling of the man to go on with the wedding so soon. Otherwise, the dead can not return. You may find that it is his advisers that are to blame and not the young man. May God heal these families. Amen.
      7 hours ago · 
    • Mayowa Oyefusi-Agbojeyin If this is true, it is truly sad.
      7 hours ago · 
    • Idris Mamukuyomi maybe u people were expecting more casualties as a result of the wedding not holding hmmmm! Think very well.
      7 hours ago · 
    • Kayomide Ogunyinka I don't think he's with his senses again, may be the shock of maimuna's death and her kids has turned him to something else. Believe me.
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    • Mayowa Oyefusi-Agbojeyin This should teach many us lessons that if you kill your self trying to make someone happy, they will move on speedily if something happens to you.
      7 hours ago · 
    • Idris Mamukuyomi i remember a groom who lost his parents in car accident 2 days before his wedding and still went on with his wedding where kwam 1 performed excellently. Fine, i feel very bad for the family but you can never tell what the familyhave been happening in his family before
      7 hours ago · 
    • Idris Mamukuyomi he could go ahead with the wedding
      7 hours ago · 
    • Adedamola Adetayo I like to know the culture those belong belong to. I like to hear the justification.
      7 hours ago · 
    • Fidelis Ejimofor Enwemeka The wedding should have been posponed in respect of the dead. That is the African way.
      7 hours ago via mobile ·  · 1
    • Funke Moore The lesson in this is that we shouldn't bend over backwards to please others. If anything happens to you, life goes on. Alaiye a ma s'aiye.
      6 hours ago ·  · 3
    • Chika Mbadianya Sometimes things happen we have to over look dem and move ahead is not as if we don't feel d pains but because of some avoidable circumstances and also we must move ahead no matter d sorrows of d past.
      6 hours ago · 
    • Alake Charles What a pity? I blame Sanusi for not postponing his Turban ceremony bcos some of CBN staff that died in Dana Air crash, unknowingly that d worst news is on d way. This guy doesn't has good adviser.
      6 hours ago via mobile ·  · 1
    • Oluwadamilare Karounwi I wan you people to know dat the did have been don even if the wedding was posponed one day it will come
      6 hours ago via mobile · 
    • Kaita Lawal Okeowo Big lesson...hunnh...sadness and joy. The wedding pix was sent to my bb and the bride had a big smile on her face...life goes on...wat can i say...very sad.
      5 hours ago · 
    • Jeje Mufutau Adeyemi Hmmm........strange world.
      5 hours ago via mobile · 
    • Chris Kehinde Nwandu Ckn So funny indeed,God forbid,how many of you would have your entire family that came for your wedding wiped out and you ll have the mind to go ahead with it.They also included your own mother..If any of you would,i won't..I was to travel to South Africa to deliver a paper at a University, a week before then,my dad died,i had to cancel it,now we are talking of a family of nine..It truly show how human beings defer on issues..
      5 hours ago ·  · 3
    • Okorie Blessing Life is a mystery.
      5 hours ago via mobile · 
    • Daniel Obiora Nigerians will swear for him, and watch that marriage and see the result. When everyone is mourning his family, why can't he wait?
      5 hours ago ·  · 3
    • Kakra Akhazogie Life is a teacher!
      4 hours ago via mobile · 
    • Chibueze Charles Ihejirika I find it hard to beleive what people are saying here on this link. This is a family affair. What if this is what the sisiter would have desired even in death? what if the entire family agrred to go on with the wedding? What if the wedding could not be postponed? people should let this family be. Have they not had enough already?
      4 hours ago · 
    • Obi Okpala We are Africans , one death perhaps u can go on with the wedding but nine deaths around your blood sisters family is too much. That wedding should have been cancelled bcos I am sure the Sister came from US for the wedding. It's inhuman.
      4 hours ago ·  · 1
    • Nuruddeen Tijjani I see nothing wrong with this,if he just did the nikkai with no celebrations , those that are gone will not be back no matter how long they mourn , it is a personal issues and religiously people are encourage to live on! We all pray for God to give him the fortitude to bear it now that God has gave him just that we are complaining! I know the family back way at zaria in the 80s they are muslims from Niger thou maimuna married a christian , their father a professor at ABU please let the family leave in peace it is his decision I could have done the same! And it doesn't mean he is heartless it is we might just have different world and spiritual views on issues
      4 hours ago ·  · 1
    • Nnabugwu Chioma To understand this wedding we must understand the cultural and religious imperatives that informed it. It is obvious the lady is a muslim and I suspect too that the man in question is also a muslim. According to muslim religious tradition the dead would have been buried 6 hours after death. And they believe that what has happened has happened and the living must go ahead with their life. So we must understand how the culture treats the dead. Passing judgement on the young man is like condemning the culture where he comes from.
      3 hours ago · 
    • Vivian Michael What a feeling or should I say....unfeeling. To their belief, it does not matter....God giveth and God taketh! Lord I thank you.
      3 hours ago · 
    • Daniel Obiora Nurudeen, more Nigerians are mourning becuase of the loss of a whole family. Maimuna,mother, 2 of her sisters, 4 children with his in law. He went ahead with the wedding because he is expecting insurance fee of $100,000 fir the deaths of his 3 sisters and mother. I have since stop wailing after reading all the post. We are watching. Just stupid
      3 hours ago via mobile ·  · 1
    • Nuruddeen Tijjani ‎@Daniel don't judge him , he is not going to get the insurance he is not the only brother, he might not be the next of kin, its personal decision don't judge him
      3 hours ago · 
    • Carmen Parker-Townsend It is true that life must go on but what kind of family members would have a heart to organize a wedding after loosing 9members in one day ?? That i don't seem to comprehend!!!
      2 hours ago ·  · 1
    • Muka Popoola Hmmm, Olorun ko kowa moose o! This guy is Hausa, a moslem and I heard the wife too is from same. The interesting thing here is that some comentators don't seem to understand that these people have their own belief and orientation, to which even Meimuna was born. My concern is really abt d family of Meimuna's husband who are christians and Igbo. For the Hausa, this is no big deal and ofcourse in Islam, once it has happened this way, and no one or nothing can bring the dead back the living are enjoined to continue life in faith with Allah. That was the religious orientation to which Meimuna was born and I want to even reason that if she had another chance to see today, she probably would have joined his brother at the wedding occasion. People have different cultures and hold dear to it. In some countries the dead are cremated, how many families will think of that in Nigeria? What the Anyene and Mijindadi families need from us now is love and empathy. Let this not remove our sympathy for them, they've suffered too much. God blesss you all as you remain united in sympathy with these families and all others that lost their loved ones in the unfortunate incident.
    • Nuruddeen Tijjani ‎@muka you captured it all !
    • Carmen Parker-Townsend How do you expect us to mourn them when their immediate family members are celebrating few days after their untimely demise?? For the fact that they died in a plane crash makes it more horrific! But for her brother's wedding, she and her kids would have been Resting in the state and not in the Morgue.
      56 minutes ago ·  · 1
    • Dawodu Olanrewaju Funlayo Hmmmmm eni to ku ni tie gbe! Ckn pls tell me im dreamng ND dis is not true. No matter d religion or culture i believe we should ave human feelngs, d whole natn is still mourng especially maimuna's case nd d wedng which she actually Came for still holds inspite of her death nd her entire family i.e children nd husband, even her mother in law nd cousins haba he should at least postpone d wedng till a later date in honour of his sisters entire household. Aaaaaaaaaaaaa dis is inhuman nd wicked. If he can do dis to his sister d newly wedded wife should prepare for d worst.
      7 minutes ago · 



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  1. Saw this picture very early in the morning on bbm so there's no big deal on the exclusivity there. And on the insinuation of it being inappropriate for the man to have gotten married soon after his sister's death, all I have to say is that you can't mourn more than the bereaved. There's no way you can possibly mourn the sister's death more than the brother can do so leave that bit to them and the family. No need trying to sling mud about that.

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  2. Honestly! How dare you? Are we all mourning MORE than Ndako & his family!! The family made a decision & you a NON FACTOR in all of this are trying to put salt in their wound. So because he went through with the wedding he isn't mourning? I guess he should have been more concerned with public opinion rather than his integrity & that of his family! They've been through an unspeakable tragedy & are still going through it. LEAVE THEM ALONE!!! SHAME ON YOU!!!

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  3. WHY R U SOOOOOO EVIL & WICKED? You obviously are jobless and just a spiteful human being to sit down, write this article and post it on the web.
    One question 4 u, WHAT IS IR BLOODY BUSINESS??????
    Leave Ndako and the rest of the family and we the friends to mourn the best way we know how. Don't sit down behind ur computer passing judgment and putting ideas into poles heads.
    May God forgive you for chastising this young man who is left to pick up the pieces of his once happy life.
    MY advise : TAKE DOWN THIS STORY FOOL.

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  4. This has aroused so much anger in me. What is anyone's business regarding this matter? To think that some of the people commenting said that they won't grieve for the family anymore. What was your grief based on? Compassion? Follow follow? What exactly? If you will stop grieving for Maimuna and her family because her family died, then stuff you, you can go to hell and burn there.
    No-one can grieve for Maimuna like her family. If you look into Ndako's eyes, you will see what he has been going through.
    And to the fool Daniel Obiora that said Ndako wants the monetary compensation, God will punish you for that statement.
    Who are you lot to judge?

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  5. Im totally dissapointed in CKN and all the people who left commetns condemning the couple. Disaapointed in CKN for whipping up unnecessary public sentiment on this matter this makes CKN a bigger monster than even the couple (who by the way i see in no negative light whatsoever for their actions)
    As for responses condemning the couple all I say is those without sin should be the ones to cast the 1st stone!! also remember it is the person wearing the shoes that knows where it pinches!!!. I wish the couple all the best as the take of in matrimonial bliss on this stormy note. God will give them the fortitude and courage to bear this loss and will compensate them with supenatural blessing and favour. All those condemning you do NOT know what transpired between both families!! even if both families did not want the marrigae to hold then but the couple insisted it is for nobody but God almighty to judge their actions. CKN Behave more responsibly in the future.

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