Adaure Achumba marries her white friend




The Award winning Journalist Adaure Achumba marries her long time white school friend Wes Ballance (PHOTOS)


Adaure and Wes Balance in Igbo traditional attire
The couple
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Congrats to Adaure Achumba and Wes Ballance




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