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Dana and Divine

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About Dana and Divine

  • Birthday 07/16/1969

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  • Gender
    Female
  • City
    Vance
  • State
    Alabama
  • Interests
    Singing, doodling, and hanging out with family and friends.

Immigration Info

  • Immigration Status
    Removing Conditions (approved)
  • Place benefits filed at
    Vermont Service Center
  • Local Office
    Atlanta GA
  • Country
    Nigeria
  • Our Story
    While marketing a weight loss product online, I randomly invited Divine and several other people to my page facebook page. He contacted me and thanked me for the invitation. When I found out he was from Nigeria...I was interested to know everything I could about his life, his environment and his family. I had never been out of the country and he was intriguing to me...as I was to him. He had also never been out of his country and he was just as inquisitive as I was.

    We talked for three days straight. Looked through family photo's of each other, talked about our lives from birth until today.

    I discovered Divine had many things in common with me. He was my age (we are in our 40's). He works for a security company and is the sole breadwinner for his family. I also am the sole breadwinner for my family. We found we shared the same beliefs and religion and began praying together very early in our relationship. We talked about good things, bad things and leaned on each other. We quickly became the very best of friends.

    We met May 10, 2010. In March 2011, I went to stay with him and his family for 20 days. We had an amazing time together. He had to work a lot while I was there and during those times his family entertained me.

    I truly enjoyed being there for him when he came home from 12 to 14 hour work days. We talked more about our families, how we could make their lives better. We prayed and went to church together. I truly felt like family.

    Divine asked me to marry him! I was delighted and of course...I said YES, YES, YES!!!!

    We did not set a date, we wanted to wait until his mother came back from the village visiting family.

    Today is November 26th, 2011. Divine and I have been together over a year, going on two. Mom (Divine's mother) has set a month for us to get married. February 2012. I will be going back to Nigeria and we will be married.

    Our journey has just begun. My children love Divine, they talk to him on a daily basis just like I do. We can't wait to be together, pray together, work together and take care of our families together.

    He is the most amazing man I've ever met! I'm totally, completely, head over heels in love!!

    February 16, 2015...married three years. Couldn't be happier!

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  1. Dana and Divine

    My husband asked me last night, "Baby, how long do you think it will be before they schedule our interview?" He was hoping I would be home in September, now we are praying for October. He still reminds me, it is all in God's time and God would not have brought us this far to abandon us now. I love my husbands faith! He keeps calm when I feel like a storm is brewing.

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    2. betweenus

      betweenus

      I second that motion...

    3. M & C

      M & C

      That sounds a lot like my husband. He always tells me we don't need to worry because God has already made this happen for us. We just need to commit it into His hands and have faith.

    4. Dana and Divine

      Dana and Divine

      He is so right. Although, when you're stumbling along and things start dragging, it's hard to hold on to those words sometimes. I think it is different for our husbands because they are not really waiting on the...yep, this part is finished, no we don't have that processed yet...day in and day out grind we face. But I do appreciate the fact that when I talk to him about the frustration of it all, he tries to be uplifting. It truly makes a difference.

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