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How we met in Edo State camp 😍🇳🇬



The journey of Boluwatife and I into spousehood and wedlock can only be traced back to our time in NYSC orientation camp, Edo State - 2021 Batch C Stream 1.

I spotted this beautiful damsel while we were having the mandatory COVID-19 test upon our arrival in camp. Although I tested negative for COVID, a stronger virus called "Love at first sight" had crept into my soul. By way of divine arrangement, we were both later deployed to the same platoon.

A few days after we got to camp, I told my friend about this lady in my platoon but I was still trying to study and observe her. My friend's reply to me was "ahh you better be fast in anything you want to do about her". His words pumped me up, so I promised to take action fast.

One day, all the corps members were asked to come inside the hall for SAED registration. During the lecture I sat beside my friend. I looked back and saw Bolu coming in through the door. I alerted my friend who swiftly called her to come and sit beside us 😂. From there, we started talking - did little introduction and went into other details. From that day on we spent time walking and growing into each other till the end of camp. 

Our first obstacle was relocation. We had tried to work out our reposting to the same place but hers didn't click. When her reposting came through, she got Lagos while I was in Osun. But this didn't discourage us. We made sure that our communication was strong in spite of the distance. She didn't believe me when I told her I'll love to marry her but I persisted and God made everything work out.

Permit me to say that upon completion of my programme at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka in 2019, where I studied Political Science, I had an issue with one of my courses which delayed my NYSC mobilization for a year. I didn't know God orchestrated the delay so I can meet my wife (Accounting graduate from Oduduwa University, Osun State). 

Last Saturday, we exchanged vows and were joined together as husband and wife. Our wedding was graced by His Royal Majesty Oba Abdulrosheed Akanbi, the Oluwo of Iwo kingdom who gave royal blessings to our union. (Swipe to see our pictures 😍)

Long live NYSC 😀🙌💪

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