Nigerian lady finds love on Facebook, shares her engagement story
Susan Israel shared via Instagram, how she found love and got engaged to a man she met on Facebook.
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“It all started with "hey,” two years ago on Facebook,” she wrote.
“And you know how some girls (me) are, we would reply years later.
“Well I replied like 12 days later and he said "I know your sister." In my mind, I said "see this one famzing."
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“[To] cut [the] long story short, I kept replying days after he sen[t] messages, especially when I knew we were like over 6000miles apart; until we clicked.
“We all know how it goes… from there... We kept in touch and fell in love along the way.
“Saw him for the first time last year and upon our second meeting this year, I said yes to my best friend (the only best friend I have actually), my brother, my lover for life and my knight @cashmyles.
“So yeah, I cut the long story short sha. I'm engaged. Whoop whoop!”
Susan's story is a little similar to Lara Akinyemi's, who revealed how she is about to get married soon, to
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Romance just seems to be in the Nigerian air these days, right?
The Pulse Wedding team shares Susan's happiness, and wishes her the very best for the future.
p.s: If you read this, Susan, we are sorry we took out your smileys and restructured some of your words. It’s in accordance with our editorial guidelines. We hope we are pardoned.
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