Love is a universal language that knows no boundaries. This December, immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of the Bissa community by attending one of their joyful weddings. Bissanewsonline (BNO) brings you a list of four Bissa weddings taking place this month. Each wedding promises to be a celebration filled with love, joy, and unity.
- Fauziya Yussif and Karim Yussif: December 10th, 2023
Bissa’s Fauziya Yussif leads the list in the month as her wedding comes off on December 10th. The day witnesses the union of Fauziya, who gets married to her groom, Abdul Karim Yussif, at Odorkor in Accra. Their wedding will be a testament to the power of love and commitment. The prison officer at Tarkwa invites the Bissa fraternity to witness the day as they embark on their journey together. Their families and friends will gather to shower them with blessings and well wishes.
2. Muniratu Ibrahim Musah and Faisal: December 17th, 2023
On the 17th, Bissa’s sister and daughter, Muniratu Ibrahim Musah, a nurse by profession, will be getting married to Faisal Alhassan at Tabora Alhaji. Kinsmen and women can join as the two exchange vows on the day.
This wedding promises to be a fusion of traditional Bissa customs and modern celebrations. The couple’s love story will inspire all attendees to believe in the magic of love.
3. Sadiya Salifu and Ismail Lartey: December 24th, 2023
December 20th will mark a special day for Bissa’s Sadiya Salifu, who gets married to her man, Ismail Lartey. Sadiya, who is the CEO of Lam’s Event, an even-organising company based in Accra, extends her invitation to the Bissa fraternity as she enters into the sacred bond of marriage to be held in Kasoa. This wedding will showcase the rich traditions and cultural heritage of the Bissa community, offering a unique and enriching experience for all in attendance.
4. Samiratu Yunus and Zakari Adil: December 31st, 2023
Bidding farewell to the year will be the wedding of Bissa’s Samiratu Yunus on December 31st. The nurse by profession invites the fraternity to witness her marriage to her groom, Zakari Adil. This New Year’s Eve celebration will be infused with love, laughter, and new beginnings, creating memories that are expected to last a lifetime.
To marry a Bissa comes with its own blessings.
And as the fraternity is expected to come together to honour the unions of two nurses, a prison officer, and an event organiser with their partners, let us celebrate the beauty of love that flourishes even in unexpected circumstances.
For us at Bissanewsonline, we say may these unions inspire us all to embrace love, compassion, and selflessness, leaving a lasting impact on our communities and beyond.
Story by Abdul Malik Guerm
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