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Muslim man called out on twitter for saying he sees nothing wrong with a 70-year-old Alhaji marrying a 15-year-old girl


Days ago, the story of a 70-year-old Alhaji who married a 15-year-old girl in Niger state caused massive outrage. But a comment by a Muslim on Twitter has generated even more buzz.


A man in Niger State, Yakubu Chanji, has tied the knot with a teenager, said to be 15-years-old.

Neighbours of the age-gap couple told DAILY NIGERIAN that Mr Chanji is in his early 70s.

A correspondent gathered that the wedding Fatiha took place on Monday in Lapai, Niger State, with family and friends in attendance.



Reacting to a much older man marrying a girl young enough to be his granddaughter, @its_shamex said:

It’s his choice and also if there’s an agreement between the two parties and the marriage was done Islamically then I see no problem.

Islam permits such thing. Ango Ka Sha Kanshi… Allah ya Albarka ci Auren, Ameen.


He added:

If it’s right in ISLAM, then I see no problem with it, judging based on facts and the holy glorious book of Allah..


Social media users criticized him for his mentality in spite of his education but he stood his ground and said: “May Allah guide us all.”

He went on to add:

Wallahi early marriage is really good, it’s even sunnah in Islam, do you know how dangerous it’s when a girl reaches the state of getting married and still she’s not married? It’s very very dangerous..

When asked if he would give his underage sister or daughter away in marriage to an elderly man, the building contractor replied:

If she loves him and he’s a true believer . I would give him my daughter wallahi tallahi.

See some reactions to his tweets below.




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