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Mavin music artiste, Dr Sid and Simi Osomo had their traditional wedding in Lagos, Nigeria last weekend – July 27.
The wedding took place at The Ark Event Centre, Lekki, Lagos and was attended Don Jazzy, Tiwa Savage, D’Prince, Banky W, Sound Sultan, and a host of others.
Dr Sid and Simi got engaged in Venice, Italy in August 2013.






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