Meet the Nigerian man, Nicolas Ajagu married to US VP-elect Kamila Harris niece

A Nigerian man it has been revealed is married to the US VP-Elect, Kamara Harris’ niece.

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Karama HarrisGIST AND RUMOURSMeet The Nigerian Man, Nicolas Ajagu Married to US VP-Elect, Kamala Harris’ Niece

Published 2 hours ago on 9th November 2020By Mr Freebies 

A Nigerian man it has been revealed is married to the US VP-Elect, Kamara Harris’ niece.

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US VP-Elect, Kamara Harris

Nigerians in the US now have bragging rights following new relelations about the family of newly elected Vice president of the United States, Kamara Harris.

It has been revealed that Kamara Harris’ niece, Meena is married to a Nigerain by name, Nicholas Ajagu.

Nik is an indigene of Anambra state and son of Dr Chris Ajagu, works with Facebook as a Top Executive, while his wife, Meena, is a Staff Attorney with Uber.

The couple lives in San Francisco and has kids.

Senator Kamala Harris, whose father is from Jamaica and mother from India, is the first black woman to be nominated as a Vice Presidential candidate of a major party in the USA.

She was also the first black woman to be the Attorney General of California, and the second black woman to be a Senator.