Nigerian Lady Overjoyed to Marry at 32 After Multiple Relationship Setbacks
A Nigerian lady has expressed immense happiness after finally tying the knot at the age of 32, following a series of eight marriage disappointments and five breakups. The newlywed took to TikTok to share videos from her traditional wedding, where she celebrated this milestone with her husband, who hails from Anambra State.
Social Media Celebration and Mixed Reactions
In one of her viral videos, the lady, using the handle @omalicha7638, showcased moments from her wedding, including a scene where her husband sprayed money on her. She emphasized in the caption that God is never late, with text overlaid on the video reading: I finally got married at 32 years old. She wrote, After 8 marriage disappointments, 5 breakups, I later got married at 32! This is my testimony, highlighting her journey to marital bliss.
The celebration sparked a wave of mixed reactions on social media. While many users congratulated her, others criticized the emphasis on her age, with some women belittling her achievement. Comments ranged from support to debates over societal pressures regarding marriage timelines.
Notable Social Media Responses
- Adanna988 said: 32 late Keh? how? It's good you took your time. my Aunty married at 41 and still give birth to twins 1 year after.. and she is doing very well for her.
- Olanna commented: 32 late ke? My aunt married at 59 and had her first child at 60. 32 is average, not late. Me wey never even date for my life at 31, wetin I wan talk?
- WHOLESALE BAGS IN ENUGU noted: Society pressure has made most of you feel less of yourselves…How is 32 late in marriage?? Anyways congratulations dear...
- chukwubueze2 added: Why do our ladies keep thinking that getting married in their 30s is a failure, is time our ladies grow up from such mentality.
- Merci_den shared: Me sef I got married to my own husband at 30... God is never late, remove desperation and enjoy your single hood.
Broader Context and Related Stories
This story resonates with many Nigerians facing similar relationship challenges. In a related incident, another lady recently broke a family record by becoming the first to marry in over five decades, ending a long-standing pattern of unmarried family members. Such narratives highlight the emotional and societal aspects of marriage in Nigeria, where cultural expectations often influence personal milestones.
The lady's journey underscores the importance of perseverance and faith in overcoming setbacks. Her public sharing has ignited conversations about age, marriage, and societal norms, encouraging others to celebrate their unique paths without succumbing to pressure.
