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The gift that NYSC gave me 😍🇳🇬💖

 


Ladies and gentlemen, meet Rofiat, my jewel of inestimable value and the beautiful lady gifted to me as a reward for service to my fatherland. Rofiat and I served in the same PPA at Ipetumodu, Osun State. Even though we graduated from the same school (UNILORIN), we never crossed each other's path back on campus. 

I was the first Batch A1 corper to report for work in my PPA, few weeks after I had resumed, on that auspicious day, around 5pm, I was with the SS3 class taking them Mathematics (extra lesson), all other corpers had already left, just only me and one other corper were around, then I noticed someone alighting from the bike - it was a new corps member coming to report for work. That day I forgot I was even in class with students, because I got carried away while staring at her. I was mesmerized by her beauty 😍 so much that I went out of the class to attend to her.

I asked her to sit down and wait for the principal. Then I went back to the class to round up with the students and I went back to her and I started talking with her. She revealed that she graduated from Unilorin and she was from Ilorin too. I said I was also from Ilorin and I graduated from Unilorin also. That's how we started gisting till our principal met us there, be even asked if we had known each other before because of the way we were gisting. So I requested her number and that's how it all started. 

Everything happened within a month of meeting each other, I think it happened so fast because we were in the same PPA and since then it has been a wonderful 9months journey with her. 

During those periods I've met her parents and she has met mine and there's no objection from anyone so far. With God by our side our plan is to tie the knot as soon as I can get a job,so that we can live happily ever after.

Long live NYSC

Long live Ilorin kingdom 

Long live NIGERIA 😍❤️

🎥 @iam_lakesydlee

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