Welcome to another edition of ‘questions for couples‘. Remember I said that the reason for this segment is to spread awareness about the goodness of marriage. A lot of singles are afraid of marriage because of the many scary things that happen in marriages today. But just like safe flights rarely make the news, good marriages rarely make the news too. So it doesn’t mean good marriages do not exist. On this segment today is a fantastic couple. Apart from the palpable chemistry between these lovebirds, another thing that makes them to stand out is their names! Because they are namesakes! Can you believe that? It’s so so amazing. So,…
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Ric Hassani ft Falz & Olamide – Believe
You should know by now that I love wedding-themed songs! Here’s another one – Ric Hassani ft. Falz & Olamide – Believe Download mp3 Ric Hassani ft. Falz & Olamide – Believe [VIDEO] Ric Hassani ft. Falz &Olamide – Believe Ric Hassani ft Falz & Olamide – Believe [Lyrics] [Verse 1] Yah What if I ask you to marry me? Born for me Je ka ride till eternity What if I say there’s no plan B? Say I ready to come in to meet the family Come What if I already planned it? And right now we’re keeping everybody standing Priest don dey wait make we come say vows That…
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Timi Dakolo- I Never Know Say [mp3 Download & Video]
Iyawo Mi crooner, Timi Dakolo drops a new single titled, I Never Know Say which is apparently dedicated to his wife. Timi Dakolo never disappoints. And what a perfect time to release this jam. It’s almost the end of the year and it’s the season of love and celebration. Enjoy I Never know Say and if you’re having your wedding in December, inform your DJ to include I Never Know Say in his list of songs for you. Timi Dakolo- I Never Know Say Lyrics Sweetie banana Your love be like sugar When you love me You dey kill me softly Your touch is amazing each time But I have to tell…
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Five Mistakes You Shouldn’t Make on Your Wedding Day
No matter how much you try, you can’t tick all the right boxes on your wedding day. You can’t have a perfect wedding but you can have a satisfying wedding and I think that’s perfect enough. It’s better to learn from information than to to learn from your own experience because your wedding is just one day. Like they say, you don’t get a second chance to make a first impression. So if you’re yet to marry or your wedding is just around the corner, count yourself lucky to be reading this. Yeah yeah. Without much ado, I’ll be sharing with you some DON’TS you should keep in mind on your…
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COUPLE INTERVIEW: ”He is sensitive and insensitive!”
Dolapo, a biochemist, makeup artist, and PhD student at Hiroshima University, is married to Michael, a University lecturer. Enjoy their love story….How long have you been married? 2 years How did you meet? Michael: In Uni through a friend. Dolapo: Hmm, it’s quite a long story with spiritual backing but I’ll summarize it. We met through a friend/in school, FUTA to be precise. I was an undergraduate and he was serving then but he came to greet my friend whose boyfriend was his friend. Before then, my friend was always telling me about one good guy she wanted to match-make me with because I’m a good girl and we would make a perfect…
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TO LOVE AND TO HOLD: ”SEX WAS NOT REGULAR AT ALL!”
The cuteness of this couple is alluring, I couldn’t help staring at their pictures over and over again. Much more than that, their interview is so rich, engaging, and very honest. I hope you learn one or two things from them. Enjoy! Jumoke, a Nurse-Midwife, is married to Joseph Ekundayo, a flight dispatcher and station manager, also into woodwork construction.How long have you been married? Jumoke– Legally, two years plus. Joseph– For over 2 years now. How did you meet? Jumoke- We met in GTBank. Funny enough, I saw him before he saw me. I thought I saw his lookalike enter before he actually entered the bank. Immediately I told…
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3 SIGNS YOU ARE TAKING YOUR PARTNER FOR GRANTED!
When you treat your partner unfairly because you know they love you too much, so they will always tolerate you and never leave you, then you are taking them for granted. The following ways are signs you are taking your partner for granted: Unreciprocated Gestures Relationship/marriage is a partnership affair, not a sole proprietorship, so all hands must be on deck to make love work. It takes two to tango. You take your partner for granted if you fold your arms and watch them see to the running of the relationship alone. They always do the calling, initiate chats, send text messages, plan dates, buy gifts etc. and you never…
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TRUE LIFE STORY: HOW I RUINED MY MARRIAGE WITH MY NICENESS!
The days are gone when women had no business providing for the family. Back then, women took care of the home and waited for whatever the man came home with. Today, women work as much as the men, if not more than, breaking grounds and breaking through the glass ceiling. Some women who choose to be stay-at-home mums are not folding their hands as they engage in various online businesses, vocational skills, anything just to make their own money and support their husbands. This wave is yet to be universal though, as some countries/cultures who are yet to kiss feminism believe that the purpose of a woman is to care…
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”To be honest, I loved her body shape!”
Omobolanle, a quantity surveyor, is married to Temitope, a management consultant, and i call them ‘power couple’. Find out why in their interview: How long have you been married? Temitope: Less than a year, about five months. Omobolanle: 5 months, one week. How did you meet? Temitope: I met her in the higher institution. She was a pre-degree student while I was a university diploma student. That was the first time I noticed this charming and wonderful lady that evolves butterflies in my tummy. Later when we both entered the university degree programmes, we became classmates. Eureka! Omobolanle: Well, we were classmates, level mates and all that. He was the…
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TLTH: ”We know the passwords to each other’s phones and ATM cards.”
Bimbola, a graduate of English Language, is married to Olusola, a graduate of Computer Science, and they are both ministers of the gospel. Amazing! Enjoy their insightful and hilarious interview: How did you meet? Olusola: It was on a Saturday when I needed to buy airtime for an urgent call I needed to make, and every shop on my street was either closed or not having airtime to sell at that time. I had to walk a twenty-year journey in twenty minutes, just to get the airtime – something that wouldn’t take me more than two minutes on a normal day. After finally getting the airtime and waiting to load it, I sighted her.…
