Nwachukwu Credits God, Love, Patience for 25 Years of Marriage
By Kelechi Ugo
A former Special Adviser to Governor Hope Uzodimma on Youths in Okigwe Zone, , has attributed the success of his 25-year marriage to divine grace, love, and mutual tolerance.
Nwachukwu made this known while celebrating his silver jubilee wedding anniversary with his wife, , during a special thanksgiving service held at Winners Chapel, Egbu Road, Owerri.
Speaking to journalists at a reception held at City School premises, Owerri, Nwachukwu emphasized that the fear of God, love, and tolerance remain the pillars of a successful marriage.
“Marriage is not easy; no one is an expert. But with love, humility, tolerance, and the fear of God, couples can overcome challenges and succeed,” he said.
He added that patience and genuine love are often lacking in troubled marriages, urging couples to remain resilient and committed.
Describing marriage as a divine institution, Nwachukwu encouraged both married and intending couples to cultivate perseverance and faith, noting that these virtues are essential for lasting union and prosperity.
His wife, Mercy, who was the focus of the celebration, described her husband as humble, tolerant, and dependable. She stressed the importance of friendship, respect, and patience in marriage, particularly for younger women.
“Make your husband your friend, respect him, and be patient. These are key to a lasting marriage,” she advised, adding that humility plays a crucial role in sustaining harmony in the home.
She also prayed for God’s blessings upon their five children and expressed hope that younger generations would learn from their experience.
In his remarks, the Secretary of the Ehime Brothers Association, Umuahia Branch, , described Nwachukwu as a committed and supportive member, praying for similar grace in other marriages.
Chairman of the occasion, , commended the celebrant as a generous and God-fearing individual. He prayed for continued blessings and strength in the couple’s union.
The event was attended by dignitaries including Chief Cosmas Iwu and Chief Louis Asionye, among others, and featured dancing, gift presentations, and entertainment to mark the milestone celebration.
