Stunning pictures of KNUST student who marries her lecturer in covid-19 times.



A news reaching nanafosugh has it that, the 2019 best female student of KNUST has the the knot with her lecturer in this pandemic. A lot of people are surprise to hear of this, lecturer marries his old female student.

The couple are very happy, the wife was asked why did you marry your lecturer and to the surprised of the people  "He is the best lecturer in the world, she further said, during lectures with him... He always stare at me and I didn't like that so I walked straight to him and  ask him if he likes me".

He answered, "yes I do but don't know whether you also feel same". Our relationship started right from that moment. I do call and chat him when am lonely. He is a mature minded person and looks like a guy with vision. 

As we entered into a relationship for a year, he proposed to me in the presence of my parent when my dad calls him for a dinner one Saturday. I was surprise, I didn't have any idea about what he did. We have tied the knot and am very happy to be with my husband, my heart.

Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Smith, may the good Lord showers you with marital blessings.

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