Big Brother Africa finalist, Ghana's Elkem, and Zimbabwe's Pokello are heading to the altar any moment from now. Pokello was, few days ago, in Ghana to meet her mother-in-law to perfect the wedding arrangement.
Elkem, in his words, said: "I have heard that bride price is expensive in Zimbabwe compared to Ghana.
"Though it's not for free but cheap in my country. I am saving money for lobola and plans are now at advanced stage. I will let you know the dates when the time comes."
Pokello and Elkem, it would be recalled, started the yummy relationship in the house, which is now leading to the altar.
Asked about wedding bells, Elikem said only time would tell, adding: "I love Pokello so much and hope we will go far with our relationship. Things are going on well so far, I can't complain."
We gathered that Elikem jetted into Zimbabwe on Friday afternoon and received a warm reception from hordes of Zimbabwean fans that mobbed him at Harare International Airport and at two of his welcome parties in Harare and Bulawayo over the weekend.
"Zimbabwean fans have been amazing. It's so unbelievable as the love is just too much. Zimbabwe is a beautiful place and I will take all these memories with me to Ghana," Elikem said.
Over the weekend, Elikem had the opportunity to meet Pokello's family and her son whom Elikem had always wanted to meet.
Pokello's family members were also introduced to Elikem's brother, Troy, who accompanied Elikem to Zimbabwe.
The two brothers seemed to have blended in well as they, together with part of Pokello's family, travelled to Bulawayo and had a family retreat together.
In Bulawayo, Pokello and Elikem took time off to donate blankets and goods to Thembiso Children's Home.
"Though it's not for free but cheap in my country. I am saving money for lobola and plans are now at advanced stage. I will let you know the dates when the time comes."
Pokello and Elkem, it would be recalled, started the yummy relationship in the house, which is now leading to the altar.
Asked about wedding bells, Elikem said only time would tell, adding: "I love Pokello so much and hope we will go far with our relationship. Things are going on well so far, I can't complain."
We gathered that Elikem jetted into Zimbabwe on Friday afternoon and received a warm reception from hordes of Zimbabwean fans that mobbed him at Harare International Airport and at two of his welcome parties in Harare and Bulawayo over the weekend.
"Zimbabwean fans have been amazing. It's so unbelievable as the love is just too much. Zimbabwe is a beautiful place and I will take all these memories with me to Ghana," Elikem said.
Over the weekend, Elikem had the opportunity to meet Pokello's family and her son whom Elikem had always wanted to meet.
Pokello's family members were also introduced to Elikem's brother, Troy, who accompanied Elikem to Zimbabwe.
The two brothers seemed to have blended in well as they, together with part of Pokello's family, travelled to Bulawayo and had a family retreat together.
In Bulawayo, Pokello and Elikem took time off to donate blankets and goods to Thembiso Children's Home.
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