Joan Weds Sub Lieutenant A.A Agbesor

Here is the latest couple in town, Sub Lieutenant and Mrs Amon A. Agbesor. The story is indeed an inspiring one to the singles out there. They both were living in the same street, attends the same church, the same fellowship in the university and here they are today as husband and wife. It all started from the house of the Lord when brother Amon Ame went to communicate with the Lord, in he's prayer, he got a revelation that sister Joan is going to be he's wife, he took the bold step, walked down to her right inside the church and told her that she is going to be he's wife. She paused for awhile and said to him, "I guess your joking" bro Ame said no, I am not joking... Here they are today, happily joined together. Happy married life to you both.

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