HILARIOUS!

My wife told me a hilarious story about how she was undecided about marrying me while we were courting, which I want to share with you.

She said at the time, she wanted to marry me but was hesitant for one reason. It was a secret she shared with only her best friend.

Although she found me physically ok, she was yet to see my feet as I was always wearing shoes and socks.

She had heard a story where a girl got married to a man only to discover later that he had no toes. So she didn't want to fall into that kind of trap. And she couldn't ask me.

The day she got a chance to confirm was when I asked for water to perform ablution and pray. She stood watching to see my feet, unknown to me.

Just when I was about to remove my socks and wash my feet, she was summoned urgently into their house, so she missed that chance.

It was much later that she finally saw my feet while I was washing them to pray and she felt relieved...😀😀😀

She never told me this until several years after we were married.

Ahmed Abdulkadir

Ahmed Tijjani Abdulkadir is a seasoned media executive, journalist, teacher, entrepreneur, and public servant with over 35 years of distinguished experience in broadcasting, media regulation, public communication, and education. He currently serves as the Chairman of the Katsina State Radio and Television Service Board and holds several leadership positions in the private sector. He is the Chairman of Namowa MediaHub and Barau & Namowa Agro-Allied and General Services, as well as the Managing Director of Broadsphere Ventures Limited and Managing Director of FASAB Foods Nigeria Ltd. Mr. Abdulkadir holds a Master’s degree in Development Studies from Bayero University, Kano, and a Bachelor of Education (Language Arts) from Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria. He also possesses professional qualifications in journalism and broadcasting from the International Institute of Journalism (IIJ) Abuja, NTA Television College Jos, and The Thomson Foundation/British Council, and a Certificate in Digital Journalism (Reuters/Meta Journalism Project).

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