Nollywood actress and filmmaker Omoni Oboli and her husband, Nnamdi Oboli, are celebrating 26 years of marriage.
The couple took to their respective Instagram pages to share sweet words and stunning photos to mark the milestone.
Omoni shared a beautiful photo of the couple dressed in traditional attire. In her message, she expressed her deep and enduring love for her husband, declaring that she will love him always and forever.
The filmmaker affectionately referred to him as the wind beneath her wings, a phrase used to describe someone who is a constant source of strength and support.
"Love you always and forever. Happy anniversary baby @nnamdioboli. The wind beneath my wings."
Nnamdi, via his Instagram page, posted a lovely selfie of them together, reflecting on their decades-long journey. He joyfully confirmed that it is indeed 26 years and counting.
He gave praise to God for another anniversary, noting that it is the Lord's doing and marvelous in their eyes.
He noted that love lives in their home, called her his beautiful, and stated that she is still the one he loves for life.
"Yep! It's 26 years and counting!!! Praise God for another anniversary. It's the Lord's doing and it is marvelous in our eyes. Love lives here. Love you my beautiful. Still the one I love for life."
Omoni Oboli has been married to her husband, optometrist and marriage coach Nnamdi Oboli, since October 28, 2000.
Their union is blessed with three sons named Tobe, Gozi, and Chizzy.



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