A physically-challenged couple yesterday put their challenges aside and tied the nuptial knot at a well-attended marriage ceremony in Iba...
A physically-challenged couple yesterday put their challenges aside and tied the nuptial knot at a well-attended marriage ceremony in Ibadan.
The bridegroom, Paul Egbezokhai Kadiri who is a 52- year old and his 43-year old heartthrob, Grace Olufunke Omooba were joined together at Jesus kids, home for special people with disabilities, Iwo road, Ibadan.
Egbezokhai Kadiri who is deaf and dumb resides and works in Modakeke, Osun State, while his wife who suffers from Cerebral palsy is resident in Ibadan. Their condition makes it difficult for them to communicate effectively but they were joyous all through the event as they danced effortlessly.
Grace has been in the motherless home, Jesus kids for over ten years.
In his sermon entitled “God of the able and the hope of the disabled”, Pastor Ayotunde Adamolekun said the couple should ensure that they work together and respect each other.
The groom’s mother took responsibility to help the couple due to the vulnerability caused by their condition. She has volunteered to help and live with the family.
The President of the Home, Pst. Ololade Adamolekun while commenting on the historic event at the centre which started in 2010 said:
The bridegroom, Paul Egbezokhai Kadiri who is a 52- year old and his 43-year old heartthrob, Grace Olufunke Omooba were joined together at Jesus kids, home for special people with disabilities, Iwo road, Ibadan.
Egbezokhai Kadiri who is deaf and dumb resides and works in Modakeke, Osun State, while his wife who suffers from Cerebral palsy is resident in Ibadan. Their condition makes it difficult for them to communicate effectively but they were joyous all through the event as they danced effortlessly.
Grace has been in the motherless home, Jesus kids for over ten years.
In his sermon entitled “God of the able and the hope of the disabled”, Pastor Ayotunde Adamolekun said the couple should ensure that they work together and respect each other.
The groom’s mother took responsibility to help the couple due to the vulnerability caused by their condition. She has volunteered to help and live with the family.
The President of the Home, Pst. Ololade Adamolekun while commenting on the historic event at the centre which started in 2010 said:
“I am very happy for this day and I give glory to God. Grace's prayers all through the years has been for her to get married and I am happy that her dream has finally been realized. She has been living with me for the past 10 years even before we started Jesus kids”, she added.
