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Dome Kwabenya MP, Adwoa Safo has taken to social media to celebrate her husband, Hanny Mouhtiseb as they mark one year since their marriage.
“YOU are like a box of crayons, YOU always bring a touch of colour into my life. YOU complement me so well that the world barely sees my flaws,” she wrote.
Adwoa Safo stated that she had no idea how much her life would turn for the better when she met the love of her life.
The politician added that she is grateful to spend the rest of her life with her man.
“Not only are YOU always on my mind, but YOU will forever be in my heart. A husband as loving as YOU is hard to find, and I plan on spending the rest of my days being grateful we found each other.”
Adowa Safo tied the knot with her man Hanny Mouhtiseb on August 4, 2019, at a private ceremony attended by close friend and associates.
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