Culturally, the marriage union is one of the most significant milestones in a man’s life (women inclusive). Expectedly, many people look forward to when they too will enter into the union that marks the beginning of a whole new life. In the process, they lose focus of what the essence of a marriage is and instead place it on the ceremony that merely celebrates the start of the union.

I am always amazed by the excess resources that go into the making of a typical Nigerian wedding. The exotic food, the lavishly decorated venue, the carefully selected bridal train, the couple’s entry dance drama, and real-time upload of events on social media. It’s so unbelievable! It is okay to want to make it a memorable one, but one must not lose sight of marriage itself.

Fact is, it is only a matter of time, the details of the wedding will fade away, and all that will remain are some archived pictures and videos.

Moreover, in the process of wishing to be married and planning the wedding, people entirely throw caution to the wind and get hitched with the wrong person, setting up their marriage to fail even before it starts.

Today, I will highlight 12 men every woman should avoid.

1. A Man Who Is...…………….

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As has been seen all over the world, shutdowns such as we currently have in Nigeria come at great costs to the economy, and the President has demonstrated exemplary leadership by extending the lockdown, despite the short-term costs to the economy. Of course, an alternative course of action would result in consequences of catastrophic proportions.
Unfortunately, making the right decision does not always result in good outcomes. The tendency for good decisions to lead to terrible outcomes is even greater when the decision maker, whether individual, organization or government, struggles with implementation. As mentioned in this article, the Nigerian government, like many governments in developing countries, has always struggled with implementation.

I reached out to a few people I know in Lagos - the state with the highest number of Coronavirus cases and Africa’s most populated city - to find out if anyone I knew received any of the relief packages from the government and.....

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In Nigeria, the search light has been on  the Federal and State governments' struggle to deal with the health emergency and attendant  social crises brought  by the ensuing economic hardship. Notions about social relationship patterns are being challenged, health workers are emerging as the new patriots of our time, religious mode of worship is radically changing,  broadband is now the new king etc.
While public and private institutions work tirelessly  to find a way out of this conundrum, many social archetypes are significantly impacted by the pandemic in a radical but enduring way. And life definitely, will not be the same  again, at the end of it all.
This article reviews  how Nigeria would look like  in a post-Covid-19 era and the factors that could drive this change.
 
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