Seems Senator Sani Yerima's Egyptian "child bride" is all grown up?

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It seems Senator Ahmed Sani Yerima's Egyptian “child bride” is all grown up now, as the Senator from Zamfara State was recently pictured with a foreign woman and biracial child.

Recall that report of Senator Sani Yerima’s Egyptian “child bride” drew widespread outrage in 2009. Sources claimed that the bride’s parents received dowry of $100,000 before wedding took place in Abuja.

It was however reported in 2013 that the Senator divorced the young girl so as to marry another whose age is also put at 14. The new child-bride was said to come from Egypt as well.

This new photo however left us thinking if the alleged ‘child bride’ of Senator Yerima who introduced the strict enforcement of Islamic law, sharia along with 11 other northern states in 2000, is all grown now.

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