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#TrybeShip – This Gen Z couple shared with us how they have been managing their long-distance relationship of over 5 years

Introducing “Trybe City Ships,” a category dedicated to exploring relationships in all their forms. In this section, we dive deep into the intricacies of various relationships, from romantic to platonic, and everything in between. Join us as we share stories, advice, and insights on building healthy, fulfilling relationships. Get ready for a refreshing and enlightening journey as we explore the ups and downs of Trybe City Ships. would you like to be featured? click here

“On today’s episode of #TrybeShips, we interviewed two young lovebirds, Tommy and Mina. They revealed to us how they have been managing their long-distance relationship of over 5 years”

As we all know, long-distance relationships used to be greatly frowned upon. However, due to improved technology and various travel options, it has been seen as a good chance for people who are far from one another but still have an interest in pursuing a romantic relationship. We spoke with two students who attend school in different locations about how they’ve managed to deal with jealousy and loneliness while keeping their relationship as healthy as it can be.

Interviewer: How did you two meet?

Tommy: We met through my secondary school classmate who she was dating then, that was JSS3 if I can remember correctly. I always teased her I would be the one to marry her last last…laughs

Mina: LMAO…he was one of those guys that’d pop up once in a while and say “I’d marry you last last” chuckles though I never saw him that way. If anyone told me we’d be dating now, I’d have taken such a person’s word as bluff.

Tommy: Proudly a man of my word… beats chest

Mina: [/b]Ugh!

[b]Interviewer: That’s hilarious… So, how have you been coping with being far away from each other?

Tommy: Ladies first.

Mina: Bombastic side-eye Well, well… It’s been God, good communication, trust, and transparency. We are both open persons, and that has made our relationship as smooth as it can be.
Tommy: I’m with a very amazing lady, and she has made lots of things easier for us. I make things easy too oo, ehn ehn, before you come for me. Laughs but in all, she’s a peaceful one, and I believe that’s what we men usually look out for.

Mina: Blushes.
Interviewer: I’m sure you guys definitely miss each other’s company and all of that, how has that been for you?

Mina: Of course, we do miss each other, but what has made living with that easier is we carry each other along all through the day. I mean, I know every daily activity he engages in, and that way, though we are far from one another, the distance is not so evident. I hope you understand what I mean?

Tommy: Yeah… we communicate that much, and through that means, we both feel involved in each other’s daily activities. Sometimes, it feels like I’m right where she is, seeing the way things unfold for her. Plus, we video call each other as often as we can.

Interviewer: Waoh, that’s amazing. Even some people in close-distance relationships don’t engage in all of this. That’s truly amazing. Love it for you guys.

Mina and Tommy: [/b]Thank youuuu.

[b]Interviewer: Have you ever felt lonely or sort of alone in the relationship?

Tommy: Nah, I have not felt alone in the 2 years of our relationship.

Mina: [/b]Hmmm, maybe at the early start of the relationship, but now, nope

[b]Tommy: Waohhh… didn’t know about that, lol.

Mina: [/b]Well, now you know!


[b]Interviewer: How do you feel when you know your partner is with the opposite sex?

Read full story here = https://trybecity.com/2023/05/03/trybeship-this-gen-z-couple-shared-with-us-how-they-have-been-managing-their-long-distance-relationship-of-over-5-years/

5 Nigerians shared with us how they knew their potential partners weren’t meant for them

“Trybe Confessions” is a category where people anonymously share their opinions and real-life experiences on various topics. From relationships to career, anything goes. Join in and read about the diverse perspectives and stories that make up our community. Let’s connect and learn from each other. click here to share your story


Finding the perfect partner is one of the most exciting and challenging experiences in life. Sometimes, things might seem perfect at first, but as time goes by, we start to notice red flags that indicate the relationship might not work out. In this blog post, we chatted with 5 Nigerians who shared with us the moment they knew their potential partners were not meant for them.

Frank 23

“I invited this girl to a restaurant, she is beautiful, she has a very perfect shape and nice skin. I wanted to explode when she sat on my table. Ten minutes into the date, her phone rang and the first word that came out from her mouth is “Hello bestie” I try as much as possible to put my ear down to know who the caller is and it’s a male. It is a red flag for me”

Helen 25

“I got to know this guy barely a month. He slided into my DM from a mutual group we shared.At first, I was mad at him and you know na, I did a lot of shakara. He is a funny guy and his sense of humour is top notch. We started talking everyday and we agreed to see first before talking about a relationship. He invited me over to his house. Throughout my stay there, I can count how many times his mother called him.
He sounded like a mummy’s boy and I can’t dare cope with that. He was telling his mother everything going on in his life including that I came visiting”

Tolu 28

“I know this lady wasn’t for me when we can’t have a proper communication without cursing me or insulting me. At first, I thought it was a fight or I offended her with my words but she told me she finds it cute when we curse each other or insult each other. She said it shows that she is free with me.
I hate that type of thing because I wasn’t brought up that way. What if she said it in front of my parents?”

Read the Full story here = https://trybecity.com/2023/05/04/5-nigerians-shared-with-us-how-they-knew-their-potential-partners-werent-meant-for-them/

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Engr. Adegboyega Ayyub, CEO of Imran Roofing & Properties, was recently recognized as one of the most respected CEOs in Nigeria (Manufacturing-Roofing) at the Nigeria Most Respected CEOs Awards FCT-Nigeria 2022.

This prestigious award recognizes the outstanding achievements and contributions of business leaders in the country, and Engr. Ayyub's win is a testament to his hard work and dedication to his company and industry.

As CEO of Imran Roofing & Properties, Engr. Ayyub has played a key role in driving the company's growth and success. Under his leadership, the company has consistently outperformed industry benchmarks and has established itself as a leader in its field.

In addition to his professional accomplishments, Engr. Ayyub is also known for his commitment to giving back to the community. He is an active philanthropist, supporting various charitable organizations and causes across Nigeria.

Engineer Ayyub is a well-respected and generous individual in his community. Not only has he sponsored over 100 students to fill out their Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) forms, but he has also donated more than 5 million to help those in need.

The Nigeria Most Respected CEOs Awards is an annual event that recognizes the outstanding achievements of business leaders in the country. The awards are highly coveted and are a testament to the hard work and dedication of the winners.

The entire community of Trybe congratulates Engr. Adegboyega Ayyub on this well-deserved recognition and look forward to seeing his continued success in the future.


Source - https://www.trybecity.com/2022/12/17/ceo-of-imran-roofing-properties-adegboyega-ayyub-wins-nigeria-most-respected-ceos-awards-manufacturing-roofing/

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