Radio Journalist and StarXTV host Weds Long Time Sweet Heart

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Popular Radio Journalist and StarXTV host Mumuni Yirifa Yunus aka TheYirifa of Radio Justice and the YirifaOnline  is no longer addressed officially as a bachelor with effect from last Sunday July 16, 2017.











Mumuni Yunus tied the knot in a very colorful and classy wedding ceremony with his beautiful wife Bahija Suleman now known as Mrs.Yunus, who doubles up a practicing Nurse.
Some of the dignitaries and familiar faces present to support the newly wedded couple included: Hamza Lansah Lollu, Van Dar Sah Yussif, Naana Nihad of Boldsteps Foundation, Nana Kyei, Rahama Zakaria of Nubian Entertainment, Arnold Mashud of Hyper Links, Hostess of StarXTV and Diamond fm Brago Josephine , Kasi Studios, Mr Adnan, Justice Fm Hassan, Dj fresh, Murphy Rauf, Mr Micheal of Kasi Studios, Northern Bloggers Association among others

Mumuni Yunus and Sulemana Bahija have been together for almost 6years now, Surprisingly both couples are products of Business Senior High School (BISCO). Mumuni Yunus and Suleman Bahija Islamic wedding will take place this July 16th 2017.




The Justice Fm Online News Editor has been in the media, specifically Radio for the past 8 years, Mr Yunus is also an alumni of the African University College of Communication and made is television appearance at a Host on StarXTV in February 2017, StarXTV is an entertainment show which airs on North Television (NTV) every Thursdays 8pm and Saturdays 3pm.
Bahija Sulemana is a nurse at  West Gonja Hospital - Damongo.  Bahija Sulemana has been practicing nursing for the last 2years; Bahija Sulemana attended Kpembe Nursing and Midwifery College.


Even though Bahija was Yunus 2year junior at BISCO, they knew each other but they weren’t that close. Yunus and Bahija began dating long after both completed Bisco

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