Entertainment: Who is Moses Bliss's Fiancee?

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Mofeoluwa Ade-Olufadeju

Popular gospel singer, Moses Bliss, set social media ablaze this Friday, January 19, after sharing pictures of his engagement to his fiancee in a heartwarming post captioned, 
"Thank you for saying Yes Love of my life @mariewiseborn❤️
I’ve obtained favour from the Lord😭"


The announcement came hours after Bliss dropped a new single titled 'For Life'. Unlike his usual niche of gospel music, this release was a love song and fans began to suspect that the singer had finally found someone special. They weren't wrong.


So who is the singer's new partner?


Marie Argyare-Wiseborn is a British legal practitioner of Ghanian descent. She graduated from the School of Law, University of Surrey, after which she was awarded a Harmsworth Scholarship. This enabled her to continue her education in the Bar Vocational Studies at City University Law School. Marie finally received her call to the Bar in England and Wales in November, 2023, making her a Barrister.

The beautiful legal practitioner is a deaconess and the only daughter of Reverend Argyare Wiseborn, the district pastor of The Church of Pentecost UK, Birmingham district where she worships.


Marie has been trending in the Christian online community across Nigeria for her beauty and decency which some claim to make her as a model for young ladies. 

The video and pictures of her proposal to the Daddy Wey Dey Pamper crooner have spread like wildfire in hours with well-wishes pouring in from fans and celebrities alike as all await the details of the wedding in excitement.

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