"He Made All of this Possible": Corps Member Celebrates Husband Who Sponsored Her Education in Video

"He Made All of this Possible": Corps Member Celebrates Husband Who Sponsored Her Education in Video

  • A grateful corps member has excitedly appreciated her husband as she began the one-year national service program
  • The mother of three saluted her husband as she celebrated him for sponsoring her education and keeping to his words
  • Her appreciation video melted hearts as many netizens urged her not to forget his sacrifices in the future

Stephanie Agbo, a corps member, has celebrated her husband for sponsoring her education.

Dressed in her khaki, the mother of three saluted her husband and gushed over him while expressing gratitude for his support.

Stephanie Agbo, NYSC, husband
Stephanie Agbo said he sponsored her education. Photo Credit: @stephanie_agbo
Source: TikTok

How married lady searched for admission for three years

In a video she shared on TikTok, Stephanie recalled how he kept encouraging her while they searched for admission for years.

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She said he promised to sponsor her and kept to his words. She stated:

"...My husband made this possible. Like he kept encouraging me. He kept pushing me. We tried like in different institutions for three years and couldn't get admission.
"We didn't give up. He kept on pushing me. And congratulations to me, I just started my youth service. After God, my baby made it possible. Thank you baby."

She advised women to marry men who are supportive of their dreams.

"Husband wey dey keep to him word na im una go marry. He kept to his words," an excited Stephanie said.

The couple has been married for eight years.

Watch the video below:

People hail Stephanie Agbo's husband

NANNAPA said:

"Can u get me someone like ur husband please help."

eyo_ng94 said:

"I hope you will keep his sacrifices in your heart throughout cos some of ur gender go rub am for ei face n make feel he was stupid sending u to schl."

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Jane said:

''Even my hubby...that am in nursing school now is all because of him, I greet u sir."

omovie onajite Elizabeth said:

"Respect to your husband dear, God bless him real good.be loyal to him oooooo."

itzberryqueen95 said:

"Me thinking is the father from beginning I think say na prankooo congrats dear."

Bianca 440 said:

"Please don't leave him and marry another person like chinenye, a biig congratulations to you."

DonChris1212 said:

''Because him get the money tomorrow you go remember your ex."

Corps member celebrates brother

In a related report, a corps member celebrated her elder brother, who dropped out of school so she could become a graduate.

Marching in a marketplace, the lady performed a parade to his shop as she addressed the camera, narrating how the man dropped out of school for them after their father died.

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Esther said he made that sacrifice so that she and her siblings could have a good education. The grateful lady, therefore, stated that she would like to give him six salutes to pay her respect.

Lady showers gifts on man who sponsored her education

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a lady had given gifts to a man who sponsored her education.

Donice Eunice Ikpanor shared on Facebook how the stranger picked her up.

Donice said the kind man Jeff Yaji had found her working as a bartender with her aunt at a market square and vowed to sponsor her education. She was only 9 years old at that time. True to his words, Jeff ensured he financed her education from primary to tertiary level.

Source: Legit.ng

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