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“When Love Wasn’t Enough”

 Her name was Amaka


A bright, ambitious young woman from a deeply traditional Igbo family. 

At 23, she had finished university with top grades and was pursuing her Master’s degree. But beyond the accolades, she was in love  deeply, wildly, genuinely with Emeka, a calm, humble man who ran a small tech startup in Enugu.


They met at a youth leadership conference. He wasn’t the loudest in the room, but something about his quiet confidence, his love for God, and the way he looked at her like she was enough  it drew her in.


For two years, their love blossomed.


Prayers. Phone calls. Late-night conversations about purpose. They dreamed together. Planned a simple wedding. Emeka even started saving to pay her bride price.


Then it happened.


She told her parents.


Her father said no.

Her mother refused to hear his name.

Why?


Because he was from a different village.

Because he wasn't from a wealthy family.

Because they had already picked someone else the son of her father’s business partner, a man she barely knew and did not love.


Amaka cried for days.

She begged.

She fasted.

She prayed.


"Why would God let me meet Emeka if I wasn't meant to be with him?" she asked.


But her father’s voice was final.

"Over my dead body will you marry that boy."


Torn between honoring her parents and following her heart, Amaka made the hardest decision of her life.


She walked away from Emeka.


Years passed. She married the man her parents chose. He had wealth, status  but not love. Her smile faded. Her dreams slowed. She played her role well, but every now and then, she'd scroll through Emeka's page and whisper a silent “I’m sorry.”


One day, she received a message.

From Emeka.


He was married now. With a daughter. And he wrote:

"I hope you're happy, Amaka. I still pray for you."


And she cried.


Not because she regretted choosing her family…

…but because sometimes, love isn’t enough when tradition is louder than truth.

© Ellawrites 

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