Sammy Gyamfi marries ‘secret’ Fiancée with Mahama, Asiedu Nketia in attendance
One of Ghana’s most eligible Bachelors Sammy Gyamfi is finally off the marriage market.
The National Communications Officer of the largest opposition party in Ghana, the National Democratic Congress NDC will later today say I do to his fiancée in a private ceremony in Accra, reports.
Samuel Gyamfi popularly known as Sammy Gyamfi will marry his longtime girlfriend at a private event at Chain Homes in TseAdo with only some few invited guests.
The marriage which was scheduled earlier in late November was postponed until after the NDC’s National Delegates Congress where the groom was seeking re-election as National Communications Officer. Sammy Gyamfi later went unopposed after his contender was disqualified and he went on to win.
The Chain Homes Private marriage is expected to be attended by former President and 2020 flagbearer of the NDC John Mahama who will be the new couple’s Special Guest as well as Newly elected NDC Chairman Johnson Asiedu Nketia.
Although Sammy Gyamfi has a son who celebrated his 10th birthday this year, Sammy Gyamfi was not married to the little boy’s mother since his birth in 2012.
The strictly-by-invitation event will see a Pastor bless the couple in a simple ceremony.
MyNewsGh.com will publish full details of the bride for our readers soon.
It will be recalled in 2020, Sammy Gyamfi promised to marry in 2021 to celebrate John Mahama’s victory in the election. This did not happen.
Later today, Sammy Gyamfi will finally tie the knot and be off the market.
Lawyer Sammy Gyamfi is a former student of St.James seminary Secondary School. Sammy Gyamfi continued to the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology in the Ashanti Region where he pursued his first degree.
Sammy Gyamfi obtained an LLB at the same Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology. He continued to the Ghana Law School where he took his professional law course to become a lawyer.
He has served as spokesperson for Exton Cubic and the Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly.
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