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Ik Osakioduwa Celebrate 8th Wedding Anniversary

Big Brother Africa Host, Ik Osakioduwa and his wife Olo celebrated their 8th wedding anniversary.

The Radio/TV presenter and father of two kids took to his social media platform where he wrote a poem thanking his lovely wife for the wonderful partner she's been to him.

"Choosing you was logic and not just a thing of the heart
You could relate with all of me, and not just a section or part
It was a no brainer once I thought it through
There could be no one else but you
Choosing you was easy
Through baggy shirts and oversized jackets
Through cheap gifts in lousy packets
You saw what other girls couldn't see
You saw inside. You saw me
Choosing you was easy
Whether I was fun, serious, spiritual or crazy
You appreciated my difference, instead of trying to change me

Your combination of beauty and brains was just unique
I knew my dating days had reached their Peak
Choosing you was easy
You've made a better wife, than a girlfriend or fiancé
And you were good at those, but you've improved each day.
I can't help but look forward to the rest of this life
Married to the quintessential "Entertainer's wife"
Choosing you was the best decision of my life", IK wrote.
Choosing you was logic and not just a thing of the heart You could relate with all of me, and not just a section or part It was a no brainer once I thought it through There could be no one else but you Choosing you was easy Through baggy shirts and oversized jackets Through cheap gifts in lousy packets You saw what other girls couldn't see You saw inside. You saw me Choosing you was easy Whether I was fun, serious, spiritual or crazy You appreciated my difference, instead of trying to change me Your combination of beauty and brains was just unique I knew my dating days had reached their Peak Choosing you was easy You've made a better wife, than a girlfriend or fiancé And you were good at those, but you've improved each day. I can't help but look forward to the rest of this life Married to the quintessential "Entertainer's wife" Choosing you was the best decision of my life
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