How I planned to meet my LOML and it happend

How I planned to meet my LOML and it happend - David Jnr

Before my NYSC, I was one of the moderators in one NYSC group on Facebook. I help the admin with NYSC updates, engaging the community, and other stuff.

So one day I jokingly posted that I must marry or meet the LOML during my 3-week camp. When I finally went to camp, I met some ladies, but they were not really serious, so I locked up & buried the idea.

But as for this beautiful woman God gave me as a wife now, ehnn, she was quite different!

We were both Batch C1, 2022. She was posted to Cross River, I was posted to Kwara State, and we both relocated to Oyo State, though we didn't know each other then.

So after relocation, she DM'ed me on FB asking for directions to her PPA because I lived around that area, and it was there I knew we were both in Lagelu LGA, Ibadan, Oyo State.

So we started talking, vibing, and calling but she was playing hard to get. So around the last week of January 2023, I met her in front of my street waiting for a bus ("soole"). She was going for CDS. That's where I caught her oo, we talked and talked; I didn't pay attention to the CDS meeting. My goal was to know her place which I did.

After serious toasting and she agreed, a few months later, she met my mum and I met her family.

Then one day, around June 2023, I called the CLO to stall the CDS for me that I'm about to propose to my babe because everyone knew we were dating, and then it was one of her friends that made her frustrated. I caught her off guard and boom!!! I BENT THE KNEE 💍😉

2 Months later we got married.

I have an HND in Computer Engineering from Ibadan City Polytechnic while my wife is a Political Science graduate from Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU). Coincidentally, we are both from Osun State - she is Ilesa, while I am from Orangun.

We have a baby boy together, and it's been over a year now of bliss and grace.

I want to also use this opportunity to say that we were never given the N500,000 that NYSC promises people that meet and marry during NYSC.

Whoever created NYSC, I want to say God bless you for helping me meet my soulmate. Long live NYSC.

Congratulations Mr. & Mrs. @david.jr_77

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