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How we met while jogging during NYSC

 


Victor and I met at Afikpo north, Ebonyi state, "2019 Batch A", during our service year. We were posted to the same community, the same CDS but different PPA.

Our relationship, started in a way that I still find thrilling looking back to our first meeting and conversation as friends. 

We started talking while jogging one Saturday morning with fellow corpers. I was taking a break then he walked up to me and asked "Victoria are you tired?" and I replied yes. He laughed at me but later on I requested for his earphone to keep me busy while jogging, after some minutes he came back to me that he needs his earphone and I returned it.

The next Saturday we met and greeted each other. I told him that I needed to loose my hair, he told me not to worry and volunteered to help with the loosing which I agreed. It was the best 2 hours of my life as he did a good job with the hair. I made dinner for us and a friend who has been with us all evening.

Victor came to me some weeks after that he likes me and wishes we can become Lovers. I laughed and responded 'HMMMM'' adding that he should let me think about it and he replied "Okay".

I thought about it and gave him a response after some months. He was amazed and overwhelmed and said wow. 

However, something almost put me off which was the distance between us - he's based in Kaduna while I stay in Lagos but I prayed about it that if it's God's will it will surely work out and by His grace everything went smoothly and we were together till we finished from service.

After NYSC, our love grew so great despite the distance that he concluded to move close to me, so he left Kaduna to Ogun state searching for job and God did it, and I was happy and our relationship continued and getting strong.

We courted for 3years and he proposed to me on my birthday 25/11/21 and we got married on 14/05/22. We are so happy together and our friends and colleagues are so happy for us because it actually looked impossible but like Minister Nathaniel Bassey sang "what we waited for, has come to pass."

See what the Lord has done" #VeeVeeLOVESTORY. Congratulations @Vickyomowonuola @Vickyozil

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