Nollywood actress, Rita Dominic, who recently got married to the love of her life, Fidelis Anosike, has revealed how a designer, simply known as Michael, saved her wedding from being ruined following the UAE ban on Nigerians.
According to the actress, her wedding almost got ruined because it became difficult for Nigerians to enter UAE for another flight to England.
However, she got saved by a designer whom she thanked immensely.
In her words: “Thank God for a beautiful weekend full of love and joy. Thank you to @michael5inco for making my dream wedding gown. It was lot of hard work and patience since we were in two different countries.
“The UAE ban almost ruined it all but designer @michael_nardi_ who you see in this video came to the rescue by going and above and beyond to make the necessary alterations and final fittings. So huge hugs to both.”
Recall that TheNewsGuru.com (TNG) had reported that Rita and Anosike had their white wedding last weekend in Yorkshire, England.
The couple, who had their traditional wedding earlier this year, will be joined by friends and family as they say their vows abroad.
Nollywood Actresses, Michelle Dede and Kate Henshaw, are on Rita’s bridal train.
It was gathered that the lovers met during the 2017 Africa International Film Festival (AFRIFF) session on the film business.
The 46-year-old actress sent social media into a frenzy when she shared some cosy photos with her partner on her official social media pages in December 2020. It was the first time in her 24-year-career that the actress would ever reveal her lover’s identity.
Anosike is popularly known for being a businessman and an entrepreneur, Anosike is also a graphic artist.
A notable figure in the media industry, he is the founder of the Folio Media Group, a multimedia company that owns one of Nigeria’s oldest newspapers, the Daily Times.
Anosike, who hails from Umueri in Anambra state, had his tertiary educational background at the University of Benin. He obtained a Bachelor of Arts in Creative and Applied Fine Arts.
He later enrolled in an OPM Program at Harvard Business School in the United States of America (USA).
Upon acquiring the Daily Times newspaper in 2005 for over a billion naira, the fifty-six-year-old worked diligently to return it to its former glory. This led him to develop different strategies to expand the newspaper’s reach.
He bought the Daily Times newspaper at the young age of thirty-five.
