Our Story
The first time I noticed him, he was frowning at his book like he wanted to beat it. Engineering students and suffering—5 & 6. Every time I came to the library, he was there. Focused. Unbothered. So, one day, I decided to shake things up. "Oga Engineer, you no dey rest? Abi na crude oil you dey find inside book?" He looked up, smirked. "At least my own book get figures. Your own na only plenty grammar." That was it—banter, shared snacks, and lingering glances. I liked how serious he was about everything. Maybe even me. Before I left one evening, I slipped a note into his book. That night, my phone pinged. "So, what’s the probability of me seeing you outside this library? Asking for an engineer." I grinned. He was good. "High probability, if you ask nicely. Asking for a writer." And just like that, we became something more.
Tife
Bride
Tife’s life as a Communications and Language Arts student is a colorful mix of creativity, research, and constant storytelling. She spends her days juggling lectures on media studies, public relations, creative writing, and linguistics, always with a notebook (or laptop) close by, ready to capture her latest ideas. But it’s not all serious business. Tife is the kind of person who finds joy in long conversations over suya, laughter-filled evenings with friends, and unwinding with poetry or a good Nollywood rom-com.
Chibueze
Groom
Chibueze is a petroleum engineer with a knack for hard work and precision and a deep understanding of oil and gas operations. His days are often filled with complex problem-solving, Outside work, he’s a guy who loves his pounded yam with egusi, enjoys weekend football matches, and unwinds with old-school Afrobeats or a good Nollywood classic.
