- A Nigerian woman, Rubi Ntuen, has shared photos showing her sister’s boyfriend lying flat on the floor to propose to her.
- She described the gesture as a sign that love can make people do the unimaginable when they find the right partner.
A Nigerian woman, Rubi Ntuen, has shared photos of her sister’s boyfriend lying flat on the floor while proposing to her.
Ntuen shared the photos on Facebook on Tuesday, September 29, 2026, alongside another image showing a man kneeling to propose to his partner.
Sharing the photos, she described the gestures as examples of what people can do when they find the right person.
“Pic: Man went on two knees to engage his soulmate
I watched that video and I was lost for words,” she wrote.
She then shared the second photo showing her sister’s boyfriend lying on the floor during the proposal.
“Pic 2: My brother In-law laid down to engage my sister. Love is sweet o. With the right partner you’ll do the unimaginable!
Adiok ano nonchalant men! Adiok ano Traditional man!
Adiok ano men with too much pride! Congratulations to those beautiful couples.”
The post has attracted attention online, with Ntuen using the two proposals to celebrate romantic gestures and encourage people to find partners who bring out their softer side.
In other news… A throwback video of Apostle Arome Osayi speaking about his experience with facial palsy has resurfaced online amid his ongoing clash with social media activist VeryDarkMan.
In the old footage, the founder of Remnant Christian Network recalled visiting a doctor during a mission trip to London, where he said he was diagnosed with facial palsy.
He said:
“The moment I saw the doctor, he said, ‘This is palsy, facial palsy.’ I didn’t know he had a name.”
Osayi also revealed that he had prayed and fasted for healing, but said he later believed he received a response from God that the condition would remain with him.
He said:
“God said he will not heal it. I will leave it like that. This is how he wants me to be.”
Rather than allowing the condition to define him, the preacher said he had developed an inner sense of identity that made his physical appearance less important to him.
“I don’t even remember how my face looks, really. Because there is a lamp I have inside that gives me insight into who I am beyond my face,” he added.
