photos from the traditional wedding of Toke Makinwa‘s younger sister, Busayo and her man, Stian Fossengen



Toke Makinwa's younger sister, Busayo, got married traditionally to her boo of almost 6 years, Stian Fossengen yesterday. Busayo met Stian while in University of Liverpool and have been together since then. More photos after the cut...










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