Vector ties knot with lover Yinka Coker
Renowned rap artist Olanrewaju Ogunmefun David, popularly known as Vector Tha Viper, has married his lover, Yinka Coker.
In a video making the rounds on the internet, the 38-year-old rapper can be seen at a court registry with his partner Yinka Coker while posing for pictures with their marriage certificate.
The video shared by close relatives of the newly married couple shows Vector and his partner dressed in plain white attires while surrounded by friends and family as they sign their marriage certificate.
The event was held on Wednesday, December, 21.
In 2016, the Lafiaji crooner won the Headies award for both the Best Rap single award of the year and the Lyricist On The Roll award.
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