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Women’s Day: Angel or Bitch, Who is She? – By Michael West

Mar 11, 2022

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Last Tuesday, the world was agog with colourful celebration of the annual International Women’s Day. In 2018, I marked the IWD with an article that made some people labeled me a “feminist.”

Emotional Divorce: A Catalyst for Marital Breakup – By Michael West

Mar 4, 2022

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Ediri Oyibo

in Columnist

That was a caller’s complaint to me last weekend. Since the beginning of this year, I have weighed in on a number of emotionally disconnected cases. Before a marital conflict could degenerate to physical separation, emotional divorce must have taken place.

Bad marriage: Women are wailing, men are dying! – By Michael West

Feb 25, 2022

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Ediri Oyibo

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A foremost Christian faith father expressed his grave concern about the dangerous trend of increasing rate of divorce in the society, and in particular, among Christian couples which is the consequence of bad marriages. In a tone depicting a deep concern, the popular clergy believes that both sexes are endangered species in marital crisis situation…

‘My hubby is lazy, I want to quit!’

Feb 18, 2022

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Ediri Oyibo

in Big Read, Columnist

I have been married for more than 20 years. I met my husband in the university where we both graduated same year. I had always made it known that I would further my studies and I did encourage him to do same and he agreed.

‘Warn Yahoo Boys, ‘Bad Girls’ are Coming!’ – By Michael West

Feb 11, 2022

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TheNewsGuru

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We are still praying and strategizing how to peacefully navigate the cloudy political atmosphere between now and next year but the onslaughts of Yahoo ritualists is swelling the rank of predators like Boko Haram, killer herdsmen, kidnappers, bandits and armed robbers.

Parental failure: Impetus for crimes, societal problems – By Michael West

Feb 4, 2022

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Ediri Oyibo

in Columnist

Our society is in moral and spiritual quagmire largely due to the negligence and compromised disposition of parents towards the training of their children. From the cradle, parents are the moral compass, role models and counsellors-in-chief of their children.