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Ahmed Musa Weds Asmau Moriki, His Fourth Wife, in Low-Key Event

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Nigerian football star Ahmed Musa has married his fourth wife, Asmau Moriki, in a private wedding held in Kano.

The ceremony took place quietly, with only close friends and family in attendance.

Musa, who currently plays as a winger for the Super Eagles, has had a series of marriages over the years. His latest union adds to his personal journey alongside his long-standing football career.

“It was a peaceful and respectful event. The families wanted a quiet celebration,” a source close to the family shared.

Musa’s Past Marriages and Family Life

Ahmed Musa first married Jamila in 2013. The marriage produced two children but ended in 2017. Reports said the split came after disagreements over Musa’s plans to marry another woman.

Ahmed with his newest wife

Shortly after, he married Juliet Ejue, a woman from Ogoja in Cross River State. That relationship also ended, but details about the divorce remain unclear.

In 2021, Musa married Mariam, who became his third wife. As of 2025, he has now welcomed Asmau Moriki into his family as his fourth wife.

Musa has not publicly shared any official statement about the new marriage. However, pictures from the ceremony have surfaced on social media, showing the couple dressed in traditional attire.

The player continues to maintain a strong presence in both his football career and his personal life. While fans celebrate his skills on the field, his relationships have often drawn public interest.

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