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    I met this guy sometime in 2016. He was selling shoes at Makola and I was a pupil teacher in a school. He was a good man and even though he wasn't rich, he was very generous with the little he had. This motivated me and I decided to contribute to his life because of his good character. I wanted to go to the training college and was saving up for it. Same time, he also wanted to continue his studies. He was very intelligent so I decided to give him my savings to add up to his so he could go to school because after all he's a man and if he had a fruitful life, it affected me too.
    So by 2018, he started business administration in Legon. He had a boy who looked at the shop when he went to school and because his wares were cheap, he was able to also establish himself on campus. He had a single room at Dansoman which had only a bed and TV when we met. I bought a fridge so l could cook in bulk and store it for him. I also got a microwave for him and was constantly at his place. By the time he was in 3rd year, we decided to live together so I took a loan at my workplace and added up then we rented a chamber and hall and moved in. We loved each other. I was grateful I was building a life with someone and even though my mum didn't approve of most of the things I was doing for him, she eventually had to accept it. My mum sold foodstuff in Accra. It was on one of my visits to her place I met him. Anytime my mum's goods came, she'd call me and give me a good quantity of food for him and myself. We literally lived like a couple. I took seed once and we both agreed we weren't available both emotionally and financially for a child so I terminated it. By God's grace, I got employed at another good school that had better pay I also taught some pupils for extra classes so l was earning more than my previous school. I then also started saving all over again to continue my schooling. Then my man finally graduated and in his department, he was one of the 4 students who had a first class. I was so proud I bought his suit and shoes for graduation. The suit was 800 cedis and the shoes were 450. 1 was happy. After school, he was recommended to Zenith Bank by his professor to do his national service. After his service, he got a 6 months contract to work there.

    Eventually, he sold his shop to his boy but still ran the business on social media because he still knew his suppliers. He branded it well on social media for which I sometimes did delivery on his behalf. We decided to get married in 2022. 1 had successfully bought my forms by then and was about to go to school and then one day, I pounced on something my man was seeing someone while he was doing his service and they had started dating. According to the
    message I read, he had denied me and had also promised the lady marriage I read the message countlessly and confronted him. He confessed and eventually told me the lady was pregnant for him. He said he was still going to get married to me like I wanted. I just knew the marriage to me was going to be something like a "thank you" or compensation. I cried. I cried my heart and intestines out. I didn't know how to tell my mum or even who to tell. He begged me but I knew I wasn't going to be the same again after the revelation. When I finally went to school, I decided to end it with him. He begged me but I knew I wasn't going to be the same again after the revelation. When I finally went to school, I decided to end it with him. I sent a text telling him I wanted to move on. He didn't beg me to stay. He just thanked me for all the support I gave him. Then he sent me 10,000 I cried the whole day and when I felt I was losing my mind, I called my mum and told her everything. She told me to return his money which I did. He moved from the apartment we lived in but paid an additional 3 years for me. I told the landlord to rent the house and take 30% of the money and give me the 70 because I couldn't live in that room. I took the money and gave it to my mum. He got married last year and he has a son. I'm still here picking up the pieces of my life and trying to move forward but it is well.

    Soon, I'd complete school and I'm hoping to be posted to a good school. Life still has to be lived.
    Life happens. Take care of you first before another.
    Sad 😭 😭 story I met this guy sometime in 2016. He was selling shoes at Makola and I was a pupil teacher in a school. He was a good man and even though he wasn't rich, he was very generous with the little he had. This motivated me and I decided to contribute to his life because of his good character. I wanted to go to the training college and was saving up for it. Same time, he also wanted to continue his studies. He was very intelligent so I decided to give him my savings to add up to his so he could go to school because after all he's a man and if he had a fruitful life, it affected me too. So by 2018, he started business administration in Legon. He had a boy who looked at the shop when he went to school and because his wares were cheap, he was able to also establish himself on campus. He had a single room at Dansoman which had only a bed and TV when we met. I bought a fridge so l could cook in bulk and store it for him. I also got a microwave for him and was constantly at his place. By the time he was in 3rd year, we decided to live together so I took a loan at my workplace and added up then we rented a chamber and hall and moved in. We loved each other. I was grateful I was building a life with someone and even though my mum didn't approve of most of the things I was doing for him, she eventually had to accept it. My mum sold foodstuff in Accra. It was on one of my visits to her place I met him. Anytime my mum's goods came, she'd call me and give me a good quantity of food for him and myself. We literally lived like a couple. I took seed once and we both agreed we weren't available both emotionally and financially for a child so I terminated it. By God's grace, I got employed at another good school that had better pay I also taught some pupils for extra classes so l was earning more than my previous school. I then also started saving all over again to continue my schooling. Then my man finally graduated and in his department, he was one of the 4 students who had a first class. I was so proud I bought his suit and shoes for graduation. The suit was 800 cedis and the shoes were 450. 1 was happy. After school, he was recommended to Zenith Bank by his professor to do his national service. After his service, he got a 6 months contract to work there. Eventually, he sold his shop to his boy but still ran the business on social media because he still knew his suppliers. He branded it well on social media for which I sometimes did delivery on his behalf. We decided to get married in 2022. 1 had successfully bought my forms by then and was about to go to school and then one day, I pounced on something my man was seeing someone while he was doing his service and they had started dating. According to the message I read, he had denied me and had also promised the lady marriage I read the message countlessly and confronted him. He confessed and eventually told me the lady was pregnant for him. He said he was still going to get married to me like I wanted. I just knew the marriage to me was going to be something like a "thank you" or compensation. I cried. I cried my heart and intestines out. I didn't know how to tell my mum or even who to tell. He begged me but I knew I wasn't going to be the same again after the revelation. When I finally went to school, I decided to end it with him. He begged me but I knew I wasn't going to be the same again after the revelation. When I finally went to school, I decided to end it with him. I sent a text telling him I wanted to move on. He didn't beg me to stay. He just thanked me for all the support I gave him. Then he sent me 10,000 I cried the whole day and when I felt I was losing my mind, I called my mum and told her everything. She told me to return his money which I did. He moved from the apartment we lived in but paid an additional 3 years for me. I told the landlord to rent the house and take 30% of the money and give me the 70 because I couldn't live in that room. I took the money and gave it to my mum. He got married last year and he has a son. I'm still here picking up the pieces of my life and trying to move forward but it is well. Soon, I'd complete school and I'm hoping to be posted to a good school. Life still has to be lived. Life happens. Take care of you first before another.
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  • My favorite couple, cheers to your special day! Happy 10th year anniversary.
    My favorite couple, cheers to your special day! Happy 10th year anniversary.
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  • You showed us how to love each other unconditionally. It always feels great to be the son of such a wonderful couple. Happy anniversary dear Mom and Dad!
    You showed us how to love each other unconditionally. It always feels great to be the son of such a wonderful couple. Happy anniversary dear Mom and Dad!
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  • You two are a living example of a perfect couple. Happy wedding anniversary to my most favorite couple. Keep this love alive till the last and cherish each other.
    You two are a living example of a perfect couple. Happy wedding anniversary to my most favorite couple. Keep this love alive till the last and cherish each other.
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  • Sonia Adesua, the ex-wife of football star, Odion Ighalo offers advice to couples on the symbolism of a wedding ring.
    Sonia Adesua, the ex-wife of football star, Odion Ighalo offers advice to couples on the symbolism of a wedding ring.
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  • Marriage is not just about wearing a ring, posting cute pictures, or calling each other sweet names. It’s a journey full of ups and downs, smiles and tears, growth and sacrifices. Many people dream of the perfect marriage, but when the real challenges come, they feel stuck, lost, or even defeated.

    Let’s be real. In many marriages, things are not what they seem on the outside. You see couples looking happy on social media, but behind closed doors, some are battling misunderstandings, lack of communication, or feeling unappreciated.

    For example, imagine a woman who gives her all to her family—she wakes up early to take care of the kids, cleans the house, cooks delicious meals, and supports her husband. But at the end of the day, she feels invisible, like no one sees or values her efforts. The husband might be busy with work, trying to provide, but he forgets the small things—like saying, "Thank you" or spending time together.

    This is real life. Many couples forget that marriage is not just about surviving the tough times but about growing together during them.

    Here’s a truth no one talks about: Marriage is not perfect. You will argue, you will disagree, and you will feel hurt sometimes. But what makes a marriage strong is the ability to rise above these challenges together. Forgiveness, patience, and understanding are the keys to lasting love.

    To those women who feel like they’re giving too much in their marriage and getting little in return—don’t lose yourself. Remember, you are not just a wife or a mother; you are a person with dreams, talents, and value. Speak up for yourself. Let your voice be heard, but do it with love and wisdom.

    To the men who might read this—your wife is not a robot. She’s not there just to cook, clean, and take care of the home. She needs your love, your attention, and your support. Show her that you appreciate her, not just with words but with actions.

    Marriage is a partnership. Both of you need to work together to make it strong. Respect each other, listen to each other, and grow together.

    And if you’re not married yet, let this be a reminder: Don’t rush into marriage because of pressure or fear of being alone. Take time to build a strong foundation, understand your partner, and know yourself.

    At the end of the day, a happy marriage is not about being perfect. It’s about two imperfect people refusing to give up on each other.

    Stay strong, stay hopeful, and remember—every day is a chance to make your marriage better. Keep working on it, and don’t forget to enjoy the journey.
    Marriage is not just about wearing a ring, posting cute pictures, or calling each other sweet names. It’s a journey full of ups and downs, smiles and tears, growth and sacrifices. Many people dream of the perfect marriage, but when the real challenges come, they feel stuck, lost, or even defeated. Let’s be real. In many marriages, things are not what they seem on the outside. You see couples looking happy on social media, but behind closed doors, some are battling misunderstandings, lack of communication, or feeling unappreciated. For example, imagine a woman who gives her all to her family—she wakes up early to take care of the kids, cleans the house, cooks delicious meals, and supports her husband. But at the end of the day, she feels invisible, like no one sees or values her efforts. The husband might be busy with work, trying to provide, but he forgets the small things—like saying, "Thank you" or spending time together. This is real life. Many couples forget that marriage is not just about surviving the tough times but about growing together during them. Here’s a truth no one talks about: Marriage is not perfect. You will argue, you will disagree, and you will feel hurt sometimes. But what makes a marriage strong is the ability to rise above these challenges together. Forgiveness, patience, and understanding are the keys to lasting love. To those women who feel like they’re giving too much in their marriage and getting little in return—don’t lose yourself. Remember, you are not just a wife or a mother; you are a person with dreams, talents, and value. Speak up for yourself. Let your voice be heard, but do it with love and wisdom. To the men who might read this—your wife is not a robot. She’s not there just to cook, clean, and take care of the home. She needs your love, your attention, and your support. Show her that you appreciate her, not just with words but with actions. Marriage is a partnership. Both of you need to work together to make it strong. Respect each other, listen to each other, and grow together. And if you’re not married yet, let this be a reminder: Don’t rush into marriage because of pressure or fear of being alone. Take time to build a strong foundation, understand your partner, and know yourself. At the end of the day, a happy marriage is not about being perfect. It’s about two imperfect people refusing to give up on each other. Stay strong, stay hopeful, and remember—every day is a chance to make your marriage better. Keep working on it, and don’t forget to enjoy the journey.
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  • ICYMI: Nollywood couple Yul Edochie and Judy Austin took their bedroom talk to social media. The actor is asking his second wife to fulfil his heart's desire. Read full details below.

    Photo: Instagram/judyaustin
    ICYMI: Nollywood couple Yul Edochie and Judy Austin took their bedroom talk to social media. The actor is asking his second wife to fulfil his heart's desire. Read full details below. Photo: Instagram/judyaustin
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  • “Someone that likes you won’t stress you.” Twitter user narrates how he met his wife on Instagram.

    He says,“I changed my Instagram profile to public for 2 weeks. I saw a girl's picture and I commented, I like what I am seeing.”

    Then, she said, “meet me in the DM”. I wasn’t even expecting her to reply.

    I was in Sagamu, Ogun state, and she was in Port Harcourt. I called one of my guys to ask how Port Harcourt girls are. I had never dated anyone outside my tribe.

    I liked what I saw. We talked for a couple of months. I paid for her flight to come to Lagos state. She later joined me in the UK. We are married now and expecting a baby in January. The rest is history.

    Photo credit: @ayo_LFC/ X
    “Someone that likes you won’t stress you.” Twitter user narrates how he met his wife on Instagram. He says,“I changed my Instagram profile to public for 2 weeks. I saw a girl's picture and I commented, I like what I am seeing.” Then, she said, “meet me in the DM”. I wasn’t even expecting her to reply. I was in Sagamu, Ogun state, and she was in Port Harcourt. I called one of my guys to ask how Port Harcourt girls are. I had never dated anyone outside my tribe. I liked what I saw. We talked for a couple of months. I paid for her flight to come to Lagos state. She later joined me in the UK. We are married now and expecting a baby in January. The rest is history. Photo credit: @ayo_LFC/ X
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