- Gay rights activist Bisi Alimi and his husband, Anthony, are celebrating their 10th wedding anniversary on November 5.
- To mark the milestone, Bisi shared a photo from their first date, expressing happiness that they remain strong together a decade after exchanging marital vows.
Gay rights activist Bisi Alimi and his husband, Anthony, are celebrating their 10th wedding anniversary on Thursday, November 5.
Bisi marked the special occasion by sharing a photo of himself and Anthony from their first date, reflecting on their journey together over the past decade.
Expressing his joy that their relationship has remained strong, the activist said they could write extensively about their marriage but were more grateful for the laughter, smiles and togetherness they continue to share.
‘’It is 10 years since we got married today. We could write an epistle about it, but what matters is, with laughs, smiles, and together, we are still going stronger 10 years later. Happy wedding anniversary to us” he wrote.
The couple’s anniversary post comes as they mark a decade since exchanging marital vows.
In other news…. Nigerian cryptocurrency trader Habby Forex has offered popular TikToker Peller $50,000 (approximately ₦70 million) for the opportunity to choose a name for his unborn child.
The surprising offer was made during a livestream, where Habby Forex told Peller he was willing to part with the huge sum in exchange for naming the baby.
Peller, who initially appeared unaware of the amount involved, expressed surprise when the offer was broken down into its naira equivalent.
Reacting to the proposal, the TikTok star said he would have to discuss the matter with his wife, Jarvis, before making any decision.
However, when he eventually asked Habby Forex about the name he had in mind for the unborn child, Peller turned down the offer despite the substantial amount of money involved.
Explaining his decision, Peller made it clear that he would not compromise his family’s interests for financial gain.
“Don’t worry. Money is not everything. I don’t use my family to play if it comes to money, money is papper,” he said.