Hey you. I am having ideas, but not able to type it down. These few days, I have been conversing with a cousin who has been having serious marital issues. Like I have told her and everyone I am not qualified to give professional advice on the issue. I guess my cousin just wanted someone to talk to.


Marital problems are one of the serious things that young couples are facing these days. Couples don’t have anywhere to turn to when they are facing this crisis. Because even some marriage counselors are divorcees and are having lots of complicated cases to settle in their own marriage. But despite that fact, they are still professional counsellors.

Some couples turn to their parents, some siblings and friends. There is also going to be resentment from the wife’s end that so you went to report me to your mother and vice versa.
There’s this saying that ‘the wife breaks or makes a home’ is totally an unfair burden placed on the married women. It pains me that the failure of a marriage is on a woman because they are expected to do whatever it takes to make a successful marriage. Even if it involves losing her life in the process.
What is the man’s responsibility in making a successful marriage? A married friend of mind said ‘a husband’s role is to provide, a wife’s role is everything else’.

It gets more interesting. get full story here: http://rhodiesworld.com/marriage-counsellors-where-art-thou-young-couples-need-to-be-guided/

Marriagematters.com.ng have premarital ounselling program for intending couples. This can be taken via Skype of face to face.
There is also an online course which can be taken at your pace.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PyzdgO8sg1Q

Guys there are marriage counselors in Nigeria that their work has spoken for.. .
1)Personal Professional Counseling - His name is Temple Obike and he has been quietly helping marriages and individuals. He writes on some real issues on his blog.. Reach his office on +2348074737662 or https://templescounsel.com
2) Counseling Centre - They are Institute of Counseling Nigeria. They train counselors and have helped many lives in Nigeria. Their website is intimacyclinic.org and Phone is 0818 457 5377