Students Who Found Love on 2go Platform Set to Tie the Knot After 12 Years

Florence Nwankpa, a bride-to-be, recently took to her Instagram account to share a heartwarming love story of meeting her fiancé on the social platform 2go, culminating in their upcoming wedding after 12 years.

In her Instagram post on Friday, Nwankpa posted a throwback photo of herself with her partner, alongside recent pre-wedding pictures. Expressing gratitude, she wrote, "To God be the glory. To every love, there is a love story. 2go remains my best chatting platform because it offered me the most precious gift I could ever ask for."

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The love story dates back to 2011 when the couple first connected on 2go. Initially, her fiance expressed interest in a date, but she wasn't ready at the time. The unexpected turn of events occurred when he visited her church unannounced on a Saturday morning. Seated in a different row, he discreetly took pictures of her during the church service.

Recalling the amusing incident, Nwankpa shared, "When I got home, I received my pictures taken at close range inside the church. I was very angry because I wasn’t in my best outfit (Mum’s gown and shoes). We became very good friends thereafter, but I refused to meet him."

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On her birthday, December 6, 2013, he called to offer a birthday gift, and she sent her younger brother to collect it. To her surprise, the gift turned out to be a large portrait of her 2go profile picture. This bold move marked a turning point in their relationship.

As fate would have it, she later gained admission to a university in the same state where he was schooling, strengthening their friendship. Fast forward to the present, the couple is now set to embark on their marital journey, with their wedding scheduled for 2023 under the hashtag #Two2Go2023.

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The heartening tale of Florence Nwankpa and her fiancé highlights the unexpected and enduring nature of love, which blossomed from a chance encounter on a social media platform.