Super Eagles Star Ahmed Musa Speaks On New Marriage (Pictured)

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Super Eagles forward, Ahmed Musa, has opened up on his new marriage with Juliet Adeh.

The Leicester City forward divorced his wife of four years and mother of his two kids, Jamila, for not yielding to his pressure to get a second wife and thereafter, got married to Juliet last month.

He told Complete Sports that he is once again happy as a married man.
He said, “Marriage is not new to me but I believe it was a right move to make when I did.

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