Dammy is someone you can describe as sister from another mother. I met her back in 2005 through her sisters, Taiwo & Kenny, who are my friends. We attended the same church (Royal House of Grace – Enthronement Assembly) back in school and also in Lagos. She is an entrepreneur par excellence. She is the CEO of Royal Laundry Services (a business she has been running since her undergrad days) and Royal Farms. Just like her sisters, she has a large heart and very down to earth. Trust me, Dammy can sometimes be a drama queen.

Dayo and I were posted to the same PPA in Ingawa LGA of Katsina State for our National Youth Service in 2010. We just had this instant connection – we were the only female corps members (batch B) posted to Government Technical College; we studied Computer Science, we spoke Yoruba, we were to teach Computer Studies. Ingawa being a very boring mini-town by default, we created fun our own way – cooking, baking, movies, reading, sleeping, gisting, singing, even planned vacation trips to Katsina town. And we had our moments of tears too. After our NYSC, we were still in touch and didn’t allow the distance (Ib – PH) to deter our friendship. Dayo is a fun person to be with; it’s never a dull moment with her.

She needs no introduction; Bridget is my immediate younger sister. She’s the only one of my siblings we could say we belong to the ‘same generation’. She’s currently studying for an M.Sc in Agricultural Engineering at the University of Ibadan. She is patient, reserved and ambitious. She has a ‘Can Do’ attitude towards work. We have shared lots of stuffs together – the good, the bad, the ugly. I remember our days back in primary school when she won lots of gifts as a sprinter for our school. Bridget is industrious and has a flair for making her own things – hair pomade, flip flops and clutch purses.

Tomi's older sister (Tola) and I had worked on the same team (Information Systems) at RHG, Ogbomoso back in 2009. Incidentally, Tomi and I also worked on the Information Systems team at RHG - Enthronement Assembly, Lagos. On the team, she has a nice attitude to work and she's a great help. Sweet of her, Tomi agreed to be on the wedding party at a very short notice.

Meet my pretty little bride, Funmi; Dee’s first niece. She is such a pleasant cutie and full of life.

Lumi Lumi! We met sometime around 2008 through Kollo and we connected nearly immediately. This big boy engineer tries to be modest (oga leave story, we sabi as e dey go!). Over the years, I have known him to be a jolly good fellow even though he can also be an 'otondo'. C'mon Ladies! We all agree the dude is fine, but hell no! He's so VERY ENGAGED! Sorry, try next time. #missionspoilmarketforLumi

One of May’s lil cousins. This young lad walks the aisle with me and that’s so cool!

I would try not to drop an epistle for guys! FRANKLY speaking, Frank is a handful!!! We just clicked when we met at our PPA while on National Service in 2010 far away from home. An athlete, humble, modest, funny and confident dude, He never lets ANYTHING get him worried! Our 1 year stay together through all the ‘explorations’ of Anambra and environs remain etched in my memory forever.

All hail the Prof!!! Diligent, Hardworking, Meticulous and Simple. Dave is a teacher, preacher extraordinaire! His ‘gospel’ however isn’t on the ‘sacred pulpit’ but every nook and cranny for all who are willing to listen and learn a thing or two. We go way back say 2006/2007 – jeez, all these OLD friends of mine – from university and church where he gave me a name tag of 1 of the most successful naija hip-hop stars (inside church, guy you no like me oh). We also worked in same organisation for around 2 years where I leant a whole lot from him. David when you read this, know that like Kollo, you have 12 months too!!!

Where do I start? Meet my ‘Bestman’ who I have mandated to tie the knots within 12 months after mine or else I would personally ‘disfriend’ him or go to Ekiti to bring home a wife for him…the choice is his. Widely known as ‘Kollo’, a dogged fighter, witty dude, once a DJ, an entrepreneur, music producer/tutor, sound engineer and CEO Countrysyde Inc. I should add…a pain in the ass too. We have ‘lived’ the dream since university (2006) doing stuffs – music recording becoming campus ‘hits’. I remember so well how he ‘covered’ my ass 9 years ago *winks* #storyforthegods# shhhh!