Questions you should ask your spouse before marriage: What happens if one of us gains weight, loses motivation, or changes physically-can we still feel chosen? Do we want a baby, or do we want a family? And what does that mean to each of us? How often do we expect intimacy-and what makes each of us feel close, seen, and safe? What does "taking care of yourself" look like to you-and is that a shared value or a personal one? What kind of parent do you want to be-and what kind do you fear becoming? If we have kids, who's stepping back from work-or do we both keep going? What role should our parents or in-laws play in our life? Daily support or healthy distance? What lifestyle are we dreaming about-quiet and rooted, or wild and full of change? Where do we want to live-city, nature, near family, abroad? What's one thing you never want to compromise on, even in marriage? How do you handle stress-and how should I support you without making it worse? When you feel unseen or misunderstood, what do you need from me? When you feel unseen or misunderstood, what do you need from me? Do you believe love alone is enough to stay together? Why or why not? How do we handle the tension between freedom and commitment? When we're not okay, how do we get back to each other? These aren't cute date night questions. But they're the reason we feel safe now. Ask the real stuff before the vows.

Oboi just imagine say EZE, OLISE, SAKA add for this our squad…. Super eagles for be 🔥🔥

She said YES ❤️

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Lord, please help me not to fail. 🙏 #10kLaptopsProject

Why do some Nigerians love adding unnecessary titles behind their names like PhD, JP, FNIS, FCILRM, ICAN, FIMC, MNSE, FCA, MCIPM, FICA, ACIS, FIoD, FNIM, FCIS, etc? And still, their work doesn’t reflect half their titles. What exactly is the purpose? Meanwhile, the people changing the world just write “Elon Musk”, “Aliko Dangote” or “Peter Obi”. No extra letters. The obsession with titles is why mediocrity hides under “professional recognition.” We’ve turned professional associations into ego badges.