A native of Borno State, Ahmed Musa is a Nigerian professional football player who has played for several football clubs in Nigeria, Asia, and Europe. Some of the football teams he played for include, Leicester City, CSKA Moscow, Al Nassr, Kano Pillars and VVV-Venlo. He also played for the Nigeria U20, U23, and the Nigerian Football Senior teams. Currently, he plays for Fatih Karagumrak, an Instanbul-based football club, of the top tier of Turkish football, Super Lig. Ahmed Musa is married to Juliet Ejue Ageh, a native of Idum Mbube village in Ogoja Local Government Area of Cross River State. Ahmed Musa’s marriage with Juliet Ejue Ajeh came months after the footballer divorced Jamila Musa, his first wife, due to differences the couple could not resolve. The marriage with Jamil Musa spunfrom 2014 until 2017, producing two children.
All you need to know about Ahmed Musa’s wife would be unraveled in this article:
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Early Life
Born as Juliet Ejue Ajeh, Ahmed Musa’s wife is a native of Idum Mbube village in Ogoja Local Government Area of Cross River State. She grew up in the capital city of Calabar, Cross Rivers State.
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Educational Background
Juliet obtained nursery and primary school education in Calabar city of Cross Rivers State. Upon acquiring School Leaving Certificate on completion of her primary education, Juliet enrolled in the Police Secondary School, Calabar, where she obtained both junior and secondary school education. In the final year of secondary school, She sat for the Senior Secondary Certificate Examination (SSCE) conducted by the West African Examination Council (WAEC). Thereafter She applied for admission to the University of Calabar for the pursuit of a bachelor’s degree. She is an alumni of University of Calabar located in the Calabar Municipality, Cross River State.
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Marriage
Juliet Ejue Ajeh and the football star, Ahmed Musa, dated for about two years between 2015 and 2017. On March 25, 2017, Ahmed Musa, in the company of his family and friends paid a visit to the residence of Juliet’s parents to make his intention known to them about marrying their daughter, Juliet Ejue Adeh, in the ceremony christened introduction ceremony by the people of Ogoja. In line with the culture of Ogoja traditional marriage introduction rites, gifts of drinks including alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages were presented by Ahmed Musa and his entourage to the bride’s family. After due consultations between parties representing Ahmed Musa and Juliet Ejue Adeh, July 1, 2017 was picked to be the date for the traditional marriage. Thereafter, on May 23, 2017, Ahmed Musa and Juliet Ejue Adeh performed their customary wedding in a court in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja.
After the customary wedding that took place in Abuja on March 23, 2017, the traditional marriage between Juliet Ejue and Ahmed Musa was held in Idum Mbube village in Ogoja Local Government Area on Saturday, July 1, 2017. The traditional marriage had a lot of people from several walks of life in attendance. Professional footballers, entertainment icons, and several others were part of the massive crowds that graced the traditional marriage ceremony of Juliet Ejue and Ahmed Musa. Ali Nuhu, Seyi Law, Rahum Lawal, Usbebe, and Fegor Ogude were some of the guests. The event gained a lot of traction as it was colourful and showcased the unique culture of the people of Idum Mbube village, and Ogoja in general.
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Family Life
Juliet and Ahmed Musa have been married for a little above four years with the union producing two children. The first child between Juliet Ejue and Ahmed Musa is Ibrahim Ahmed Musa, a son that was born in June 2008. Later on, the couple welcomed their second son together in August 2020.
It is however important to state that the two kids from Juliet Ejue are not the only children of the football star, Ahmed Musa, as his marriage with his first wife, Jamila produced two children, a boy named Ahmed Musa Jnr. and a daughter, Halima Musa. Thus, the footballer has four kids, that is, three boys and a girl.
The residence of Ahmed Musa and his family, whenever he is in Nigeria is Lagos State, though the Fatih Karagmurak forward may have several other real estate assets in Nigeria.