NewsNigerian Couple Marry After Meeting On Twitter 18 Months...

Nigerian Couple Marry After Meeting On Twitter 18 Months Ago

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A Nigerian lady took to Twitter to share her beautiful wedding photos as she recounted meeting her husband on the social media platform 18 months ago.

Recalling their first meeting, @Aysha_Yayari said her husband slid into her DM by 7am on a Saturday. She tweeted;

“About 18 months ago, this guy slid into my DM at 7am in the morning on a Saturday (like who even DMs girls that early in the morning, on a weekend.)

Now I’m married to this man and couldn’t be happier. Alhamdulillah”

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