The couple exchanged their vows in a Lagos registrar on February 14, 2013.
By Omotayo Olutekunbi
Nse Ikpe-Etim, a Nollywood actress, and her husband Clifford Sule recently celebrated their tenth wedding anniversary.
The actress must have increased the level of affection in her house as she sent a tender letter to her spouse in honor of their ten years of marriage.
Ikpe-Etim used Instagram to share sweet pictures of herself and her husband, as well as a list of the things she cherishes about their union and how much she loves him.
She continued by praising him for his amazingness.
In her words, “Sometimes I refrain from marking our special days because everyday with you is special. I love the way we fight and even more how we make up. I love the way I fly because when my wings feel clipped you give me flight. I don’t need to pretend it’s all ok, with you I can be naked with my emotions. When I hide, you find me so, being lost is not a thing. We are all we have through and through, and like the true meaning of friendship, we stand even during a storm. Our love is solid.
I love you C.S. Thank you for 10 years of wonder. We have forever together.”
After several years of courtship, the couple exchanged vows in a Lagos registrar on February 14, 2013.
A traditional wedding ceremony was held a few months after the civil union in Akwa Ibom State and Lagos State, respectively.
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