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Mama Grace Eze's Inspiring Journey to Love and Matrimony

Ese Nikoro
Tuesday, June 17, 2025 Last Updated 2025-06-17T10:44:18Z


 In a truly remarkable turn of events, 65-year-old Nigerian woman, Mama Grace Eze, has captured hearts and headlines as she tied the knot for the very first time, revealing she remained a virgin until her wedding day. The joyous ceremony, held in Enugu State, was a celebration of faith, patience, and enduring love, attended by a multitude of family, friends, and well-wishers.


Clad in a beautiful white gown, Mama Grace radiated pride and dignity as she walked down the aisle, her arm linked with her equally delighted groom, 70-year-old Mr. Peter Nnaji. Her declaration at the reception, "I am still a virgin. I kept myself because I believed in God’s timing. Even when people mocked me or assumed something was wrong with me, I never gave up on love or my values,” resonated deeply with all present and quickly went viral across social media. Many have since hailed her as a powerful symbol of unwavering faith, discipline, and patience in a world often characterized by its fast pace and compromises.


Those close to Mama Grace shared that she dedicated most of her life to caring for her late parents and serving her community as a primary school teacher. Despite receiving numerous marriage proposals in her younger years, she reportedly declined each one, waiting for what she described as "divine confirmation" before proceeding.


Mr. Nnaji, a retired civil servant and widower, spoke of their union as divinely orchestrated. "God brought us together at the perfect time,” he shared. “Grace is everything I prayed for. Her past doesn’t matter to me; her purity, strength, and love do.”


The couple plans to embark on their new life together in Nsukka, looking forward to quiet contentment and a renewed sense of purpose. Their heartwarming story serves as a profound reminder that love truly knows no age, and that steadfast adherence to one's principles can bring forth unexpected blessings, even after six decades of waiting.

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