Businessman Finds His Wedding Banner with Mad Man Years after His Marriage Ceremony, Shares Photos
- Years after tying the knot with his wife, a businessman found his wedding banner in the custody of a mentally challenged person
- The real estate company owner shared pictures of what the mad man turned the wedding banner into
- Mixed reactions trailed pictures of the old wedding banner, with some people drawing lessons from it
A businessman, Onyelike Darlington, has reacted on social media after spotting his old wedding banner with a mad person.
In a Facebook post, the property manager, who owns a real estate company, marvelled that his once cherished and precious wedding banner was used for a shelter by the mentally challenged person.
Source: Facebook
Darlington, who got married in 2022, according to what is written on the banner, described what he saw as the vanity of life. He wrote:
"Our once cherished and precious wedding banner, one mad man used it now and built his/ her own house somewhere.
"The Vanity of life."
The Owerri-based businessman's post stirred mixed reactions on Facebook. Some netizens shared lessons people could learn from it.
Source: Facebook
Businessman's post about wedding banner stirs reactions
Peter Ibeh said:
"Funny but the reality of life 😊."
Engr David Okorie said:
"I appreciate that madman with some cash."
Peter Ewuzie said:
"My leader, I think the mad man recognized the beauty and value regardless of time."
Chizoba Okete said:
"Life is truly full of unexpected twists and turns, such is life. You've got to learn to roll with the punches and make the most of every situation. 🙌"
Iwuozor Stella said:
"Sir,
"He/She is not mad, I guess.
"At least the banner served a purpose, after it's main purpose.
"You should be happy that your banner was able to provide shelter for the homeless."
Ihechukwu Odoh said:
"Purview example that everything that looks deserving, desiring and glittering today will one day fade away, including the life and material things we have acquired on earth.
"The only thing that continuously lives and will forever be is the soul personality of our existence.
"Happy Sunday Sir."
In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a lady had shared what she saw on a bride's WhatsApp status on her wedding day.
Woman sees her wedding banner in shop
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a lady had gone crazy after finding her wedding banner in a furniture shop.
In a viral video, the lady confronted the shop owner and questioned how the banner got there. The shop owner said she used the banner because the wedding was over.
The lady who owned the banner said she wanted to take it, but the shop owner resisted the attempt.
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