Forbidden Love Became Marriage… But Trouble Followed 

My dear young man, I hear your mother does not want my daughter. Sir, my mother is just afraid of what she does not understand. And you? Do you understand my daughter? I am making effort at learning every day, sir. Learning is not enough because marriage is not school fees you pay and graduate from.

Marriage is a farm. You keep working even when rain refuses to fall. If your people insult her, will you defend her? Yes, sir. I will. If she does not give you children or gives you only daughters, will you still honor her? Yes, sir. Do not answer because I am asking. Mhm. Answer because one day life will ask you again.

Where is the man who has found OUR BEAUTIFUL DAUGHTER? YEAH. TOLA, MY LOVE. MAMA TOLA, SMILE NOW. PEOPLE ARE WATCHING. Let them watch. My face is not part of the bride price. Today is our day. Look at me, not at them. I am trying. We join together now as one. The celebration has begun. Bless you both. DANCE AND BE HAPPY.

DO YOU, ADETOLA ADEBAYO, take Chinwe Anyokafor to be your lawful wedded wife? I do. For better, for worse, for better, for worse, in plenty and in lack, in plenty and in lack, in family acceptance and family rejection. In all things, I choose her. Welcome to our home, Mrs. Adebayo. Mrs. Adebayo, it sounds strange.

You will soon get used to it. Will your mother ever get used to me? One day. Do not give me one day when I need you today. I am here for you. Then stay here. Even when they try to call you away from me. Thank you for loving me. So, this is where my son now lives. Good morning, ma. You better stand up.

 Kneeling does not make you my choice. Welcome. What can I offer you, ma? Thank you. You think you have succeeded.