Thursday, 26 October 2017

Friends turned Lovers: Yetu and Samuel



This is not a story of love at first sight!

It is a story of friendship, a story of falling gradually in love.
This is a true love story.




THE BRIDE:

We met in December 2013

I went to my uncle’s house after IT and he was there. I remember thinking to myself "This guy is sha skinny o"
I didn't think much about him and he also didn't seem to think much of me as well. But coincidentally, we were both going to Kaduna and he gave me a ride. The chemistry was lit!
We talked non-stop all through the ride, that we had to exchange numbers immediately. However after that day, we didn’t talk much or chat often.





Fast forward to September 2014, He called me and we got talking again. Apparently he had been hearing a lot about me from my sisters and cousins. That same month, he surprised me with a visit to Zaria, where he asked me out, stated his intentions in black and white.
At that time, I had plenty toasters and didn't think about him much, he kept persisting. I ignored his calls, and gave so many excuses. You know how we ladies do shakara.

One major thing about Samuel that I fell for was the fact that he was always there. He was like this constant in my life that was going nowhere. He was attentive to me, he was a good listener whenever I wanted to talk, and in fact he was practically my alarm clock since I am not a morning person.
Gradually I warmed up to him and I started craving our conversations.



I realized I loved him when he lost his phone and didn't call for days. I found myself constantly staring at my phone expecting his call but I was too proud to call                                   .
On his sister’s wedding day, while he was taking me home, I accepted to be his girlfriend and it's been amazing.
For us, it was a process. We grew from friends to lovers and I have no doubt in my heart that it will only get better for us. Better for us as MR.  & MRS.


THE GROOM


‎I had heard so much about Yetu and I was pretty much smitten by her before I had even met her.

So when I met her at her uncle’s house, I kinda had that conviction that she was it. Despite my convictions, I decided to take things slow and really know the girl.
It was not an easy journey but I discovered that the more I knew who Yetu was, the more I wanted her and the more I couldn’t let go of her. That was what kept me going. I loved listening to her talk, I practically wanted to be that one person she could always talk to or depend on. She was my friend, my woman, family… all wrapped up in one woman.





I told her my feelings and she turned me down a couple of times but all that didn’t deter me. I had made up my mind to be anything she wanted, even if I was just her friend. Until the day of my sister’s wedding when she agreed to date me. From that point on I felt like I had won the world and the next step for me was the proposal.




It was November 2015 I took her to an Indian restaurant for dinner. I was very nervous but I knew that I had to ask Yetu to be my wife.  I remember telling her just how much she meant to me before I went on to list every single thing that was mine including my name. I wanted her to know I was real and I wasn’t holding back anything from her. I wanted Yetu to know me and accept me for everything I was.
I went on one knee with the ring I had gotten for her and she said YES!





Even Though our menu choice at the restaurant was horrible, I was the happiest man on earth because I had found my woman, my everything! I agree with Proverbs 18:22 because I have found a good thing. I have no doubt in my heart that greater things are ahead of us, together.


Save the date: November 2-4th as Yetu and Samuel become Mr. & Mrs. Aduwamo Agado



"Our romance is a carousel
an unstoppable passionate circle.
So I seal our bond with this ring,
May our lives twirl
round and round
until we are entangled as one
and there is no "you" and "I"
but
"US"
- Unini Mosimabale "

Monday, 10 April 2017

When love happens: Lade and Dare



When love happens, it is unexpected but always incredible.


The bride:


I joined rccg OEW August 2015. I was a member, hoping to be a worker while I was also processing my MSc admission at unilag.


Due to that, I didn't bother joining the workforce, because I felt I would get my admission and be off to school, but when results came out, I didn't get the admission, so my next option  was to join the workforce- choir.




 Unknowing to me that I will meet my Prince charming, Dec 23rd I joined the choir, and I kept on serving God. February, about the 3rd Sunday, I was given a special number to lead, and that was when Oludare discovered me.



He was in the choir and plays gangan( the talking drum). 


I never really noticed him, though I usually see him, but we never spoke nor greeted each other.

Since that February, he kept watching me until may 29th, when he spoke to me for the first time because I was sick for some weeks, and didn't come to church.


When I resumed church that Sunday, he used the opportunity to speak to me, that he never knew I was the one that was sick and he asked for my number, which I told him to get from the choir group on whatsapp and we got chatting as friends.




By August 7th, he opened up his mind to me, though he spoke on phone at first (he was very shy) and I told him he needed to see me face to face, which he did in church. 

After then, I spoke with my pastor ( Pastor Femi Oyewunmi and wife) and got praying about it. I had my convictions, which were positive and beyond my comprehension.  I had no choice but to say a BIG YES about August 14 2016.




Oludare is a great man, that God kept for me for so many years. I bless God for the way he found me, which is through the gifting of God in me. God has deposited everything that I need in me and everything he needs in me too, he is a rare gem, he is truly the bone of my bone and the flesh of my flesh and then God decided to give me to him fully, in the month of my birth. We are so glad, that God has done us well.




Watch out for the latest couples: April 15th 2017 ( ladedare2017).


Wednesday, 8 March 2017

Perfect Match: Damilola and Biodun


Please Play audio 


This is a very interesting love story that I will like to share. 




You never know when you will get found, or when you will find your spouse. It could be in church, school, work, through a mutual friend....

 Well, Biodun found his under the sun and in the rain.
You got that right! Biodun found Damilola at Arochukwu, Abia state during their service year.



They started off as friends, talked a lot about background, family and so many other things. Unknown to Damilola, Biodun had falling hard in love with her and visited her occasionally. He was also such a gentleman, that he escorted her to her CDS on some days. Awwwwn!

At this time, Damilola was in a serious relationship with another, which she told Biodun and he backed off. By 2013 when they passed out, they lost touch with each other.

 But what can I say? True love never dies. 



Fast forward to 2015, a few weeks after her birthday, Damilola was scrolling through her birthday messages on Facebook, when she saw one from Biodun. Coincidentally, he was online and they got chatting. Damilola told him she lived in Lagos with her family and Biodun assumed she had gotten married to her 'now ex'.




They had their first date few weeks later at KFC Ikeja and things picked up from there. 
Biodun knowing what exactly he wanted kept calling and toasting Damilola, who at that time was healing from a heartbreak. 



He told her exactly what his plans were which was to start a family with her while Damilola, in her closet was praying and trusting God that Biodun was 'THE ONE'



Your guess is as good as mine.... Nov 5th 2015, at an outing on an island, Damilola and Biodun started dating. March 2016, Biodun popped the question casually but Damilola thought he was joking. Not until September 2016, when Biodun surprised her by going on one knee with a beautiful ring.
Her answer was a Big 'YES'





The beautiful introduction took place November 2016, in Kaduna and by the grace of God, this month of March, Damilola and Biodun would be joined in Holy matrimony.
So save the date March 11th, 2017 as Damilola and Biodun become Mrs and Mrs Abraham.





"Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it  not boast, it is not proud. It does not dishonour others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, and always perseveres.
Love never fails."

1 cor 13:4-8


Wednesday, 9 November 2016

BENNY AND SHOLA- TRADITIONAL & WEDDING

How beautiful it is to see your day come through.
All the months of planning, the spending, the family conflict on the right ase-obi and gele to buy.
 The counselling and wedding rehearsals.... lets even take a moment to remember the animals slaughtered and the hours of banters with the caterer on the choice of dishes.

It all boils down to one day... or maybe two days but the most important moment is when you say 'I DO'.

Here are the pictures that captured the special days of Benevolence and Olushola Buoye.

The traditional Wedding.


















The wedding 




























We wish them a happy married life full of love, laughter, peace, wealth and children in Jesus name.



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