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Man proposes to girlfriend who is recovering from accident injury in hospital (photos, video)

It is often said that we do not know what we have until we are faced with the threat of losing it altogether. This must have been what crossed the mind of a young Nigerian man named Onyedika Ifeanyi Francis after he heard that his beautiful girlfriend had been involved in a ghastly accident. This must also have been what pushed him to do the needful immediately she showed signs of recovery.

As the story goes, Blessing Onyeh, a young graduate of Nnamdi Azikwe University, was involved in an accident which affected her leg and right hand. This incident which occurred in 2016 caused her to be unable to use her limbs properly.

For this reason, she was made to go through implantation. 2018 came and it was almost time to get rid of the implants that had been used to correct what the accident had caused.

While Blessing Onyeh was rejoicing and celebrating her survival and near ability to use her limbs again, her boyfriend identified as Onyedika Ifeanyi Francis was planning something big for her.

Tears of joy as man proposes to girlfriend who is recovering from accident injury in hospital

Onyedika and his fiancee Blessing Source: Onyedika Ifeanyi Francis/Facebook
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The young man who must have been scared to death of losing his beautiful heartthrob decided to quickly propose to her while she was in the hospital. After the nerve racking incident, he did not want to lose any more moment with her.

Hence, with the collaboration of Blessing's friends, he organised a romantic proposal event for her right in the hospital. These close mates of the unsuspecting lady tricked her into believing that a recovery party was being held for her.

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So, she got all dressed up and waited, and boom, rather than have a recovery party, a question was popped at her and a ring was slipped into her engagement finger. The excited husband-to-be took to his page to share the good news after she had said 'yes' to him.

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See his post below:

He also took to extolling his pretty fiancee and sharing a video of the beautiful moment when he proposed to her. See the video below:

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This is coming after a Nigerian lady with four kids from two previous marriages married her sweetheart who is totally single. The excited lady took to her Facebook page to blare this exciting news.

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