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Ruto's Daughter June Weds Her Nigerian Fiancé in Lavish Ceremony

Ruto's Daughter June Weds Her Nigerian Fiancé in Lavish Ceremony

Deputy President William Ruto’s first-born daughter June Ruto has tied the knot with her Nigerian fiancé Alexander Ezenagu.

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The two exchanged marriage vows in a lavish invite-only ceremony held at Ruto’s residence in Karen, Nairobi on Thursday.

Pictures shared online show June dressed in a stunning white gown as her parents walked her down the aisle. Ruto wore a tuxedo while his wife was in a pink long dress. The groom donned a dark suit.

The event was attended by Ruto's political allies including Caleb Kositany, Oscar Sudi, Millicent Omanga, Susan Kihika, Aaron Cheruiyot, Kipchumba Murkomen, among others.

The white wedding comes barely three weeks after June and Ezenagu got engaged in a traditional ceremony in which Ruto and his wife Rachel hosted their Nigerian in-laws at their Karen home on May 8th.

Ezenagu is an Assistant Professor of Taxation and Commercial Law at Hamad Bin Khalifa University in Qatar.

He is an Associate Research Fellow (Trade, Investments and Public-Private Partnerships) at the Institute for Oil, Gas, Energy, Environment and Sustainable Development Institute of Afe Babalola University in Nigeria.

Ezenagu holds a doctorate in International Tax Law from McGill University, Canada, and a Master of Law degree (LL.M) in Commercial Law from the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom.

He is also the founder of The Excellence Movement (TEM), a group focused on mentoring youths and promoting the culture of excellence among students.

June, who studied international relations at the University of Queensland in Australia, currently serves as Kenya’s Charge d’Affaires in Poland.

She also holds a bachelor’s degree in diplomacy from the United States International University (USIU) in Nairobi.
 

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  1. Kora kaniniMay 27, 2021

    Will mwakilishi be there during my daughter's wedding?
    This ignorance at its best.
    We are trying to portray like RUTO is a saint...
    Tuachisheni UJINGA.

  2. MwangiMay 28, 2021

    Where is the Ujinga? Do you post comments just to be noticed?
    You are a patent leather ignoranus.
    Ignorant Asshole.

  3. sokoraMay 27, 2021

    Lavish or not, the end result is the same. A homestead and one life to live.

  4. WalidMay 28, 2021

    There go Kenya to the most corrupt Igbo forming a unholy union with the biggest thief in Kenya! Thieves and scammers will finish Kenya. We are finito!

  5. MosesMay 28, 2021

    The Igbo gave Ruto a murevi black hat to be leveled below his eyes when he is making drug deals with them. This union is very dangerous for our county.

  6. MaxileyMay 29, 2021

    Fufu, pounded yam,chopped wid hot pepe soup,and dried fish na go make am cry oohh. And da sista de have to learn how to cook for da hosband..
    I wish them well. We are all africans. After all history tells us that eons ago some of our ancestors may have come from west africa.

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