How we met in Kogi camp - NYSC love story of Charles & Stella Agaga

It was at the 2018 Batch B Kogi State NYSC orientation camp, Kabba Bunu LGA, where I first met Patrick, and little did I know that our chance encounter would blossom into a beautiful journey of love and growth.

What drew me to him was his unique blend of intelligence, kindness, and authenticity - a refreshing change from the usual crowd.

As we spent more time together, I was impressed by his academic prowess and his passion for learning. But beyond that, I was touched by his genuine interest in me and his desire to be around me. He confessed his feelings early on, and I was swept off my feet by his sincerity and charm.

Funny enough we went to the same university, Ambrose Alli University but we didn't know in school, i studied Theatre and Media Arts, He studied Geography. He's from Edo state, I'm from Delta.

Three years after our first discussion, we decided to make it official. Our parents never had issues with our relationship, his parents immediately accepted me, so did my family.

I really did not like the idea of proposing with a ring, it doesn't seem African, so I told him we should skip that part and get married when we can afford marriage, so on the 21st March 2021, we exchanged vows in the presence of family, relatives and friends to become Mr and Mrs Charles & Stella Agaga.

Our marriage heralded a new chapter in our lives. And today, we're blessed with a beautiful daughter who brings us even closer together. Every day with Patrick feels like the day we fell in love - full of laughter, joy, and gratitude. Our journey hasn't been perfect, but it's been worth it, and I can't wait to see what the future holds for us.

God bless NYSC

God bless NYSC Kogi

God bless Nigeria

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