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In the bustling city of Tamale, amidst serious internal military patrol, Chef Faila found not only protection but also the love of her life.<\/strong><\/p>\n In an interview on TV3 monitored by\u00a0Adomonline.com,<\/strong>\u00a0the Executive Chef revealed she met her husband by the roadside during one of their military engagements.<\/p>\n Initially, their meeting was brief and it seemed as though a reunion was impossible, until her uncle informed Captain Reginald Agyei of his daughter who owned an eatery vulnerable to armed robbery.<\/p>\n The young Captain Agyei decided to investigate and that led him to Chef Faila restaurant.<\/p>\n Chef Faila opened up on how she disguised as a waitress during the early stage of their relationship in a bid to uncover his true intentions.<\/p>\n She said her \u2018Mr Right\u2019 must love her for who she is, not what she has achieved for herself.<\/p>\n According to her, they developed deep affection for each other and were open to taking their relationship further.<\/p>\n Faila also recounted how her now husband invited her over to the barracks multiple times, which she rejected, citing a strict boss as her excuse.<\/p>\n As fate will have it, her workers eventually exposed her true identity and she became more open to her husband.<\/p>\n Asked how she knew he was the right man for her, Chef Faila said she was moved by his tears.<\/p>\n \u201cI realized he was the one when one time he cried over somebody else trying so hard to take me away from me. Having to se a military man cry for a woman was emotional. My friends kept telling me \u2018Faila, you see this particular guy, if you lose him, you won\u2019t get a man like him again\u2019\u201d she narrated.<\/p>\n Convinced with their endorsement, Chef Faila said she took the bold step to marry outside her tribe and settle for an Akan man from the Eastern Region.<\/p>\n Their union has been blessed with a beautiful daughter, Abrefi, named after her husband\u2019s grand mother.<\/p>\n