By Patricia Uyeh

Comedian Bovi and wife, Kris Asimonye are celebrating their love for each other. The couple had gotten married in 2009. They are celebrating their wedding anniversary today,September 19, 2016

His wife Kris took to instagram to share very inspiring message of their journey so far.  According to her, it had not been all rosy as it appears now. They had lived in an uncompleted building and driven a Cheryy QQ.  She had  written:

“7years together and I have never had a reason to regret accepting to be your wife. You chased me with every word, every conviction, every dream, but shi shi you did not have . Oh, I remember your first car, a cherry QQ it was smaller than a picanto, and the uncompleted bunker where we started life together with our first baby.

I look back now and smile, giving God all the glory. I am so glad I was a part of your life at the time. All you had to give were your words, your love and your dreams. I saw a young wise man ( Ecc 4:13) with so much vision and potentials, thank God  I never doubted you for a minute, even though most of them seemed unrealistic at the time. (Of cos now I can say the truth ).

You have never settled for less no matter the situation…..At the age of 20, I prayed to God to give me a husband just like my Father #PeterAsimonye.

A sweet caring man who cared not just for himself, but for people (that is you @officialbovi) Always wanting to be happy & making everyone you come across happy.

Even though the world laughed at us well, the small world we lived in, we didn’t care. We were happy and that’s all that mattered to us, to me especially.

And from the day we both said “I DO” it’s been blessings upon blessings!! I celebrate you today my sweet love, you have not just pulled your weight, you have pulled mine as well. As imperfect as we both are, you have been an awesome husband & father to our kids…. A selfless man. If I were to choose all over again, I would choose you just because you are YOU….. & YOU are irreplaceable.”

Photo credit: www. african-sweetheart.com