Disabled Man Set to Marry Friend of Caregiver Who Treated Him Badly, Pics Warm Hearts

Disabled Man Set to Marry Friend of Caregiver Who Treated Him Badly, Pics Warm Hearts

  • A disabled Nigerian man has found love again and is set to tie the knot with the female friend of his 'wicked' caregiver
  • Victor Nwankwo lost the use of his legs after he was beaten by a senior student while in secondary school
  • The man's first love who promised to stay with him through thick and thin dumped him, likewise the second lady he fell in love with

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True love has finally found a disabled Nigerian man as he is to make his way down the aisle on 27 November with a lady who he met through his 'wicked' caregiver.

Victor Nwankwo who had high aspirations of becoming something in life that'd impact his community, had that dream cut off after he lost the use of both legs.

Joy as disabled Nigerian man is set to wed female friend of his 'wicked' carregiver
He lost his legs after being beaten by a senior student Photo Credit: Victor Nwankwo
Source: UGC

How he lost the use of his legs

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The Enugu-born man, in a lengthy post on his Facebook, narrated that his life took a drastic turn after he was beaten by a senior student back in secondary school, an encounter that cost him his spinal cord.

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Confined to a wheelchair, the young man tried to pick up his life but was fast with challenges on all sides. Victor who lost his dad two years before the ugly encounter with the senior student became an orphan as his mother passed away six years later.

"My Dad died two years before the painful incident and I lost my mum, who was my pillar and backbone six years later. Life felt meaningless and worthless."

He had to failed attempts at love

Victor said he was forced to leave his village to a disabled home in Anambra state where he stayed for three years. His first lover left him after promising to persevere in good and bad times, a decision Victor didn't blame her for.

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In his words:

"Who will blame her? Who can vow to stay with a paraplegic man like me forever?"

Another lady who he thought was the real deal did far worse. Victor lamented how she also vowed to be with him only to abscond with his money, leaving the disabled man shattered.

"A year later, she didn't only steal my heart, she stole the little money I had and disappeared like dust. Having been through difficulties, I must confess, it hurt me so bad, but I couldn't give up."

Luck with love finally smiled on him unexpectedly

His situation was worsened by a caregiver he hired. Victor said the caregiver would always maltreat him for reasons he couldn't fathom.

The man said he would later meet the love of his life who happened to be a friend to his 'wicked' caregiver. She had come around on a visit and that kickstarted their friendship turned relationship.

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He appreciated the lady for loving him, describing her as his spine.

"I maybe disabled, but in you my love, I have found my ability. I walk with a broken spine, but you are my spine and I stand with you. Thank you for loving an ordinary disabled man from a small village, who has nothing to offer unconditionally. With you, there is no obstacle in life, I can't face."

Peeps react

Juliet Harrison opined:

"So pathetic. May God pay the so called senior who kept you in that condition in his own coin.
"And may God bless your wife to be.
"You both shall succeed together."

Happiness Deborah Dennis stated:

"So touching by your story, this is pure love no greater.your new home is over blessed. Congratulation to you both."

Ifunanya Lovelyn Okpata wrote:

"So touching by your story, this is called pure love. Your home is already blessed. Congratulations dear."

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Peace Ugwuoke commented:

"I prophecies upon your life that on that your wedding day you jump up from that wheelchair walk again and dance with your beautiful wife in jesus name. Amen."

Devoted hubby says friends shunned him for marrying woman missing her legs and 1 hand: "I love her"

In other news, Briefly News previously reported that in 2016, Odiwuor Peter noticed that a particular person constantly liked his Facebook posts and commented on them. He often shared sermons and encouraging texts on his timeline but did not know a particular lady was watching him.

One day Peter slid into her DMs, seeking to know more about her. He soon found out that the lady was in a relationship, but it wasn't stable.

Peter was also going through a strenuous relationship, and they both bonded over that. Linet also revealed to Peter that she had no legs and one hand. She lost both her legs to a strange disease that led to the amputation but had been born without her left hand.

Source: Briefly News

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