The NYSC love story of Collins and Bisoye 😍🇳🇬💖💍

Abisoye and I met at NYSC Camp through mutual friends. Before we were introduced, I had seen her earlier in the day at Mami market purchasing a power bank and she looked overwhelmed. I tried to get her attention but she walked right past me; didn’t even notice me or look in my direction.

Well, as fate would have it, we were formally introduced through friends that night. Most of her friends were in my platoon, so she would come over to hang and I always saved her a seat… we got closer over time.

We got to know each other better and became really great friends. During our last week on camp I asked her if she had plans on relocating or traveling for her master’s degree, because I knew I was relocating soon. I saw a future with her and I didn’t want to miss out on it. We started dating right after camp and I made sure my last few months before relocating were memorable.

Our relationship became a long distance relationship for a year before she moved for her master’s. The rest, as they say, is history.

We became man and wife - Mr. & Mrs Nwanze on the September 2023 in the presence of friends and family. 😍😍🥰😍

Long live NYSC for providing the platform to meet the woman of my dreams

Congratulations 👏🎉 : @heybisoye X @collinswolf_

💃 @etaleventsng✍️ @sugarweddings

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