The Annual Couples’ Hangout in Alimosho has come and gone but the thrills, fun and razzmatazz that often characterise the event still linger in the memories of participants.

It was not just a moment to catch fun alone, the event gave couples the opportunity to reconnect emotionally and spiritually in a relaxed and serene atmosphere.

The programme, with the theme, One Heart, One Home, was also meant to help couples recommit themselves to playing their respective roles and responsibilities with love, patience, and gratitude, in addition to balancing rights and duties in the home based on mutual understanding, not rigid cultural norms.

In a his opening remark, Alhaji Abdul Ganiy Ayorinde, while reminiscing on the last edition which focused on the need for couples to reignite their love sparks, said this year’s edition was about taking a step further towards intimacy, understanding and collaborations that will keep the hearts of couples together to nurture peaceful homes.

Alhamdulillah. Abdulhameed Solate, one of the guest speakers

The two guest speakers, Alhaji Abdulhameed Solate and Hajia Monsurah AbdufFatah, highlighted practical tips on fostering love, raising children with Islamic values, and resolving conflict in a prophetic manner.

Hajia Monsura Abdulfatah

This year’s Hangout was spiced with Ewi from Akeko Ede Omo Iyabode and other fun-filled activities such as couples games, ‘Waka’ Slido game and others.

Below are some of the beautiful moments captured by Community Standard.

Mr and Mrs Lawal
Mr and Mrs AbdulKareem
Mr and Mrs Amoo
Mr and Mrs Majolagbe
Mr Ismail O’yomi with his ‘two stars’
Mr and Mrs Olowoyobiojo
Mr and Mrs Salisu
Imam Nurudeen Akande with his ‘two stars’
Mr and Mrs Ashiru
Mr and Mrs Olaleye
Mr and Mrs Bombata
Mr and Mrs Alamutu
Mr and Mrs Davies
Mr and Mrs Gbadegesin
Mr and Mrs Atitebi
Mr and Mrs Ayorinde
Mr and Mrs Okewale
Mr and Mrs Ismail

Mr and Mrs Abdurafiu

Mr and Mrs Ayuba
Mr and Mrs Adelu
Mr and Mrs Shoyemi
Couples game time
Couples game time
Prize presentation
Prize presentation
Prize presentation
Prize presentation
Mr and Mrs Folorunso

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