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From camp to Mr & Mrs 😍💍

 


It all began in May 2017 at the NYSC Orientation Camp, Akampa, Cross River State. We were in the same platoon but were not so close. 

P.O.P day came and I was posted to Boki East Local Government Area and he was posted to Boki East too. However he wasn’t happy about it and wanted to redeploy to Lagos until he saw me!

He said that meeting me that day and that moment really changed his life.

Seeing me did many things to him. One, he didn’t continue the redeployment process, two, he followed me to Boki, he accompanied me to my PPA and to my amazement, he didn’t even visit his PPA till date.

Service year continued and he broke the silence after some time and told me why he’s been following me. He said I’m the answer to his long term prayers (He has been in the Waiting Room 😁)…

We grew to love, understand, care, cherish and become fond of one another since then. Corpers Diary even reposted a picture of ours back in 2017 without knowing something was happening 🤪😉 (screenshot on last slide).

He proposed in November 2020 at a surprise event that blew my mind. I said YES in the presence of friends and family around and 4 years, 5 months down the line, we finally got knotted in December last year💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽.

WE GIVE GLORY TO GOD! WE DIDN'T JUST FIND LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT BUT CONVICTIONS AT FIRST SIGHT!!!

Long live NYSC. 😍😍😍

Congratulations Mr & Mrs @john_imole95 & @cptextiledesigns 

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