It was a moment of celebration for Kangere and Giwa families as Bandavi Jehaziel Kangare
tied the knot with Antiya Sanda Giwa on Friday.
The traditional marriage ceremony which took place at Gweda Mallam Primary School was graced by top government technocrats, captains of industries and politicians.
Numan town and venue of the event was agog with dignitaries; most notable was the state number two citizen, Her Excellency, Professor Kaletapha Farauta, State Assembly Speaker, Hon Bathiya Wesley Mava’ama Commissioners, Vice chancellors and academicians who made it to the occasion to celebrate with the couples
The Deputy Chief of Staff Office of the Deputy Governor, Mrs Deborah Ngbale, advised the couples to be cautious of intruders in handling the affairs of the marriage
Ngbale asserted that third party intrusion can easily mare peaceful and prosperous homes.
The couples should note that marriage is a sacred covenant between a man and a woman, hence need for them to avoid third-party interference in marital affairs.
“They (couples) should learn how to observe marriage ups and downs,” he said.
The couples need to perceive marriage as a covenant that endures all seasons, encompassing both joys and challenges.
Additionally the deputy chief of
staff, further counseled the couple to continue nourishing the marriage with love and understanding, in spite of all odds.
While expressing gratitude to God and happiness over the union, Mr Laurence Ngbale said patience is key to lasting marriage.
According to him, the recipe for marital success, patience is a key ingredient.
He further stressed that patience is indispensable virtue for living together as husband and wife.
Highlights of the high profile marriage is various dance steps and presentation of gifts to the couples.##
Husssaini Hammangado
Press Secretary
