Blind Cobbler who married deaf and dumb Woman – It
happened four years ago, a rare occurrence and miracle of God worth
re-visiting. A 42-year old blind shoemaker, Sunday Owoyemi, who is
happily married to a deaf, dumb and autistic wife, Tawa, confessed that
though they maybe physically impaired, their s*x life is absolutely
great, adding that they are not lacking in that area of their life.
“Our s*x life is great. She usually gives it to me real good. We do everything that couples do (laughs) Our challenges do not affect our feelings. We’ve never had any problem in that area of our lives,” he said happily.
The couple, a resident of 22, Olabode Street, Oworo, Lagos, Southwest Nigeria, who has been married for over two years was recently blessed with a baby boy christened Michael Morenikeji Olorunjuelo Oluwadarasimi.
The baby born without defect is considered by their neighbours as a miracle child, considering the circumstances surrounding his birth.
It was reliably gathered that themother was rejected at various hospitals she visited while trying to put to bed, including Ifako General Hospital.
Narrating
the circumstances that led to their marriage, Owoyemi said: “I believe
God destined us to become husband and wife. I knew her many years ago
and we were very close then. At a point we lost contact but as God would
have it, we came across each other again in a mysterious way after
about six years. It was at that point that we got married. And since
then, we have been livinghappily, and have had no cause to quarrel.”
Speaking on how he goes about polishing and mending shoes as a visually-impaired, he said: “It’s God. I was partially blind when I started mending shoes, so now that I don’t see at all, I still use my experience over the years to at least polish shoes and do some other minor things. It’s only God that has made it possible so that I won’t end up as a beggar on the streets.
“God can do all things and I believe He will open my eyes one day. He has been helping us; though some times we don’t always have food to eat, especially with the arrival of our first child.”
During a visit to the couple’s residence, a picture of poverty is crystal clear around them but their home is filled with an aura of love. The husband cuddled their new born baby with one hand while holding the love of his life with the second hand.
Though he could not see the handsome baby boy he was carrying, nevertheless, his countenance was that of a man truly grateful to God as he intermittently grinned with delight.
Interestingly, the abundance of love radiating between the couple has endeared them to many other couples in the neighborhood.
“Our s*x life is great. She usually gives it to me real good. We do everything that couples do (laughs) Our challenges do not affect our feelings. We’ve never had any problem in that area of our lives,” he said happily.
The couple, a resident of 22, Olabode Street, Oworo, Lagos, Southwest Nigeria, who has been married for over two years was recently blessed with a baby boy christened Michael Morenikeji Olorunjuelo Oluwadarasimi.
The baby born without defect is considered by their neighbours as a miracle child, considering the circumstances surrounding his birth.
It was reliably gathered that themother was rejected at various hospitals she visited while trying to put to bed, including Ifako General Hospital.
Narrating
the circumstances that led to their marriage, Owoyemi said: “I believe
God destined us to become husband and wife. I knew her many years ago
and we were very close then. At a point we lost contact but as God would
have it, we came across each other again in a mysterious way after
about six years. It was at that point that we got married. And since
then, we have been livinghappily, and have had no cause to quarrel.”Speaking on how he goes about polishing and mending shoes as a visually-impaired, he said: “It’s God. I was partially blind when I started mending shoes, so now that I don’t see at all, I still use my experience over the years to at least polish shoes and do some other minor things. It’s only God that has made it possible so that I won’t end up as a beggar on the streets.
“God can do all things and I believe He will open my eyes one day. He has been helping us; though some times we don’t always have food to eat, especially with the arrival of our first child.”
During a visit to the couple’s residence, a picture of poverty is crystal clear around them but their home is filled with an aura of love. The husband cuddled their new born baby with one hand while holding the love of his life with the second hand.
Though he could not see the handsome baby boy he was carrying, nevertheless, his countenance was that of a man truly grateful to God as he intermittently grinned with delight.
Interestingly, the abundance of love radiating between the couple has endeared them to many other couples in the neighborhood.
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