Atiku Abubakar’s Daughter, Laila, Weds in Grand Ceremony in Abuja

In a spectacular ceremony held in Abuja, Laila Atiku Abubakar, daughter of former Vice President and prominent political figure Atiku Abubakar, tied the knot in an event attended by high-profile guests from across the country. The wedding, which took place on Saturday, was a lavish affair, blending tradition and modernity, and reflecting the status of one of Nigeria’s most influential families.

The event was graced by political elites, business moguls, and well-wishers, who gathered to celebrate the union of Laila and her husband, a young entrepreneur from a prominent family. The ceremony kicked off with traditional rites, followed by a reception at a luxury venue in the heart of Abuja, decorated in opulent style. The bride dazzled in an elegant white gown, while the groom was equally resplendent in a well-tailored suit, both exuding sophistication and class.

Notable attendees included key figures in the Nigerian political landscape, alongside celebrities from the entertainment industry. The former Vice President was visibly elated, expressing his joy over the union and the beginning of a new chapter for his daughter. Guests were treated to an array of gourmet dishes, live performances, and speeches that highlighted the deep bond between the newlyweds.

Sharing the news on X.com on Friday, Atiku wrote, “The joy of giving away a daughter in marriage supported by family and friends is priceless.

“I wish Laila and her husband, Saleh Maitala, a blessed marriage. My gratitude also goes to all the dignitaries, associates, and friends who honoured my family with their presence at the wedding Fatiha in Abuja today.”

The wedding was a trending topic on social media, with many users sharing photos and videos from the event, praising the grandeur and style of the occasion. The union of Laila Atiku Abubakar and her husband marks a significant moment in the social calendar of Nigeria’s elite, drawing attention from across the country.

As the newlyweds embark on their journey together, the wedding remains a testament to the deep-rooted traditions and evolving social dynamics within Nigeria’s high society.