WE PROMISE TO STAY LOYAL TO OUR HUSBANDS...TOYIN AIMAKHU, OMONI OBOLI

In the spirit of pure affection and total renewal of romance, Nigerian celebrities have taken to their
various social media platforms to express their ever-unending love for their spouse.

Nollywood actress, Toyin Aimakhu, whose marriage was rumoured to have almost hit the rocks has described her husband as being a small god who has been there for her all through the hard times.

According to her, “Happy val @adeniyijohnson thanks for showing me what true and sincere love is and thanks for making me closer to GOD. Theworld see you as my husband but I see u as my
mini god my small god love u now and forever.

To my adorable fans happy val the world see u all as fans but I see u all as my family friend and my
supporter,thanks all for loving and supporting me promise neva to let u all down...To everyone who doesn't have a man or woman of ur own may God answer ur prayers and put a smile on ur facekeep praying and i will pray along..love u all.”
In the same development, actress, Omoni Oboli, says her husband has continued to make her feel
like a teenager as he got her cards and gifts all for the season of love.

"My husband makes me feel like a teenager! cards and flowers in bed! This our 'oyinbo' love sweet o! lol' Thank you @nnamdioboli for loving
me unconditionally! Thank you friends, fans and family for your continued love and support! You
all are the best!!! Happy Valentine's Day lovers! If you don't have a val, then, be my val (I am asking nicely) God bless Nigeria! God bless you
all over the world! A million hugs and kisses #love don’t hate,” she said.

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