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Our beautiful NYSC love story 😍🇳🇬 14 years after



I graduated from Madonna University in 2005 while my husband graduated from Auchi Polytechnic. I was supposed to serve immediately but somewhere down the line, I couldn’t make it. You could say fate; perhaps destiny. It is what it is! The following year I went for my service in Ikire, Osun state. So I met Corper Rasak Obaro (now hubby😍) already serving because he was in Batch A and I in Batch B. 

This love thing didn’t just click at that point. It's not love at first sight like you would want to hear because apparently I was in another relationship. Mr Corper wanted more than being just friends but I was stern with my decision not to double date. Although he had very good qualities. As a friend, he was always there for me - ready to help out in the slightest way possible (not financially though because e no get shishi). Oga would help fetch water from the well and the likes.

We kept at being friends till we passed out even though he would have wished we took it to the next level. We parted ways and never spoke for about a year or so. As God would have his way, my previous relationship didn’t work out. So what was the smartest thing to do? Out of the blue, I called him to say hello. The rest now is history. 

Here we are 17 years later as friends and 14 years as husband and wife getting better and evolving. We started very, very small. Even though I was born with a silver spoon, I was willing to take the leap. Not caring what the future holds. But I saw potentials! Oh yes… potentials. Bumpy ride at the start but now

God has blessed us. Who would have thought? Four children down the line 🥰. Assets to our names!! And forever to go!! Mr and Mrs Rasak Obaro 😍💍🇳🇬

Long live NYSC 💪

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