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Rapper Vector Ties Knot With His Babymama
Popular Nigerian Rapper, Olanrewaju Ogunmefun David better known as Vector has finally tied knot with his babymama, Yinka Coker.
After several years of courtship, Vector finally decided to make the relationship between himself and his babymama official.
He shared some of the clips from the occasion on his Instagram story at the early hours of today, December 22nd.
The wedding was graced by few families, closed relatives and friends of the couple.
He wedded his babymama prior to his daughter’s 7th birthday.
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