Mass Nigeria wedding aims to tackle divorce rate
One hundred couples have been married en masse in Nigeria's second city, Kano.
The aim is to try to reduce a rising divorce rate, and to provide the women with a stable home and financial security.
The event took place at the palace of a traditional ruler, the Emir of Kano.
Men who marry through the programme will not be allowed to divorce their wives without permission.
Roland Hughes reports.
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