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We Are Not Working with MC Oluomo - INEC
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has moved to reiterate strongly its stand on its reported working relationship with the Chairman of Lagos State Parks Management Committee, Musiliu Akinsanya (MC Oluomo) ahead of the general election.
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Nigeria, A Buffet of Corruption - Electoral Analyst
The clearest indication yet as to why politics in Nigeria is generally regarded as corrupt and many more may have been revealed if the words of a Chief of the Electoral College Nigeria are to be believed.
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Migrating Doctors: Health Sector Not for Making Money - Public Health Chief
Comments made recently by the Association of Resident Doctors in Nigeria (NARD) in a seeming explanation for the huge migration of doctors outside the country have been further backed by a Public Health Chief.
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2023: US Government Expects Free, Transparent and Fair Elections for All - Consulate Chief
Following the conclusion of the mid-term elections in the United States of America, the country now hopes for credible elections in Africa's most populous nation come 2023.
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Landlord Rights vs Tenant Rights: What You Should Know
It is not a sine qua non for landlords to issue a quit notice to tenants before they can evict them from their property.
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Quiet Quitting: What are the Signs of Depression at Workplaces?
One of the world's biggest problems today is the battle to keep the high rate of depression cases and suicide ideation under control .
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Why Recurring Fires At Lagos Markets?
If there is one thing Lagos is known for and easily identified with, it is its big and renowned markets.
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We Don't Need Musicians at Rallies - Political Analyst
The primary objective of rallies in the build up to elections in Nigeria appears to have been defeated.
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Terrorism: Soldiers Should Not Spend Over Nine Months in Battlefield -Military Veteran
Nigeria's ranking by the global Terrorism Research/Analysis Organization as the second most terrorised nation in the world after Iraq may not be a true reflection of things globally, but its unending fight to combat insecurity leaves precious little in the way of defence to that report.
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Why Ex-Governors Retire to the Senate
The reason(s) why former governors in Nigeria are eager to become senators may not be far fetched to the average Nigerian, but one particular answer could easily pass for a general consensus.
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Conductor vs Passenger: Where is Your Money?
It is hard to say throughout the course of your life until now, you haven't been faced with the one pickle that is pretty much synonymous with the city of Lagos.
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State of the Nation: We are Not Going Back to Sleep - Waje
Popular musician Aituaje Iruobe, well known as Waje, is adamant the current state of the nation will lead to a renewed effort from the populace to alternate/effect the future of the country starting in 2023.
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FRSC More Concerned About Your Safety, Not Bad Roads - Official
Driving a car knackered or damaged by bad roads is not an excuse readily accepted by officials of the Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC).
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Sex Education: How to Have the Talk as a Single Parent
Arguably one of the big challenges for parents is equipping their children with the needed information on sex education.
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How to Survive in Lagos
What really makes this city special?
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Is it Always Right to Tell on Someone?
Ever heard someone say, "I didn't lie to you, but I just didn't say the truth either"?
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Would You Wait to Build Your Career Before Starting a Family?
Truth be told, one of life's biggest goals for almost every human is the complete life.
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I'm in Love with Two Women; Which Should I Choose?
Ever had to choose between two things that you think you love dearly?
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How Do Families Resolve Their Conflicts?
Conflicts are a part of everyday life. We don't want to live life with them, but we can't live life without them.
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Should I Tell On My Brother-in-Law?
You would think the knowledge of the truth is easy to deal with, after all, even the Holy Bible says it - the truth - shall set you free.
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Child Naming: How Do You Practice It In Your Tribe?
"The glory of my name increases my shame. Less known by mortals, I could better escape their eyes."
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Why Should I Forgive and Forget?
What would you do if you had to choose between family and family?
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Men, How is "Anything" Food?
I can bet my bottom naira that the scenario I am about to paint is synonymous with all seven billion people in the world. Well, maybe not all.
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Do Parents Disrespect Their Children?
"Sometimes we try to project ourselves on our children, and we don't see the repercussion of the disrespect we show to them."
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Defending Your Partner in Public: Yes or No?
Reactions continue to trail Will Smith's slapping of comedian, Chris Rock at the Oscars.
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There is a Boundary to a Woman's Right in Marriages - Caller
Everything assumes a different meaning in the 21st century, so they say, and marriages are no exception.
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Should I Reconcile with My Mum?
Life really is hard, and it gets even harder without the love and support of family I dare say.
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Will Smith vs Chris Rock: Do Comedians Go too Far with Their Jokes?
Startling, if not bizarre events at the Oscar Awards Ceremony on Sunday continue to dominate headlines across the globe.
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Decision Making in Families: What Methods Do You Adopt?
The task of making a decision has almost always never been an easy thing to do, especially when the choice(s) made affects others.
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Marriage as an Escape from Poverty?
How far would you go to displease yourself just to satisfy your family?
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Social Media is a Scam - Caller
The impact of social media, especially on teenagers, has once again been highlighted.
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Suicide Among Adolescents: How Can Families Provide Better Support?
Suicide ideation is on the rise, especially in Nigeria recently. The reason for this ranges from bullying to economic hardship, barbaric cultural rights and depression too.
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The Effects Of Stereotypes In Nigerian Families
From "men are not supposed to cry" to "women are not meant to be tough", these "social constructs" have become cliché.
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Building Family And Community Relationships
In the wake of mounting negative societal vices, the need for better relationships between families and their communities - which consists of other families - has once again been highlighted.
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My Mother-In-Law Is Driving Me Crazy Through My Wife
You can't deny the fact that in this part of the world especially Nigeria, you don't just get married to your partner, you marry their entire family too, literally.
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Age Difference In Marriage: Does It Matter?
Love is a beautiful thing. It is a force that pulls down barriers, builds bridges and ultimately unites people, even rivals.
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What Does Your Culture Say About Burial Rights?
A popular definition of culture is that it is the way of life of a group of people. It is what defines them and makes them unique.
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Understanding Business Strategies: How To Save Money
Business Development Coach, Ezekiel Solesi says "If you are not helping your business or organization make money, save money or improve the quality of the product, service or brand, then you should be fired."
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We Were About To Get Married, I Got Pregnant, And Now He...
Love... the most powerful emotion they say. A feeling that leaves you breathless and captivated, it takes control of you and leaves you anything but the same.
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Children Calling Their Parents By Name: Disrespectful or Not?
So picture this: you wake up one fine morning after a good or not so good night rest following a hectic day at work the previous day, and while getting set for the day's usually busy routine, your three-year-old son walks up to you in the kitchen and says; "Chidnma, where is my back pack? I am late for school."
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Don't Take Loans To Start A Business - Expert Advices
As online money loan apps/agencies continue to rise, it goes without saying that the strategies by some of these loan agencies in getting back their monies from defaulters is anything but appropriate.
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How Social Media Affect Family Bonding
There is no doubt that the advent of technology and social media has been of significant benefit to mankind, but has it come at the cost of relationships and family bonding?
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My Father Gambled Away My N2m
Family, they say, is sacred and the most important thing in the world. However, what is the worst you can do to a family member who caused you pain?
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Has Cohabitation Changed The Institution Of Marriage?
It is not uncommon for couples to live together before getting married, but has that altered the original concept of marriage over time?
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What Are The Challenges Of Raising A Family In Lagos?
According to a recent report by the Economic Intelligence Unit, the city of Lagos is the second worst city in the world to live in, ranking 139th of 140 cities. Shocking, right?
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How Do I convince My Husband That I Don't Like My Sister-In-Law?
It is often emphasized on in this part of the world that 'you don't just marry your husband or wife alone, you marry his/her entire family'. Hence, you must also try to please them as you would your spouse.
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Nigeria-Cameroon Ties: Similarities Outweigh Differences - Consul General
The factors that unite Nigeria and Cameroon are way more than those that try to bring differences between both nations. This is according to Mrs. Manga Bessem, Cameroon Consul General.
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What Is The Best Way To Discipline Children?
It is often said that discipline is a mode of correction, and that sparing the rod will spoil the child, according to the Holy Book. However, when does trying to enforce discipline on a child become an abuse on him/her?
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My Husband Is A Chronic Cheat - Disgruntled Wife Laments
It's quite puzzling how the sweet, romantic "I do" suddenly turns into a nasty, ill-tempered "I don't" in marriages. Certainly not the fairytale many envisaged most times, but what to do?
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Does Family Background Determine Career Success?
It is often said that one's family name and background is the key to open doors and ultimately future success. However, how sustainable is that success?
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African Power Girl: The Strength Of The African Woman
The glory of the African woman has once again been emphasized.
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Bullying: Teachers Bully Their Pupils Too – Caller
As inquests into the death of 12-year-old Dowen College student Sylvester Oromoni continue, the role of parents and teachers especially, in aiding and preventing bullying has been highlighted.
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How Do You Politely Tell Your Guest It Is Time To Leave?
Truth be told, we have all at some point found ourselves in this position, and that is; looking for a means to discharge our guest.
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Twitter Ban Lifting, The Biggest Tech Prediction For 2022 – Marketing Specialist
The year 2021 may be near its end, but that hasn’t stopped advancement in technology and innovation from reaching new heights. To that end, enthusiasts in the field of science and technology are excited about what lies ahead in 2022 and beyond.
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Electrocution: We Have Potential Killers In Our Homes - Caller
Do you know that just by having electric power around you puts you in danger of electrocution?
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Family Values: I Can't Allow My Child Make Their Own Choice - Caller
As the debate over the strictness/flexibility of family values continues, the enforcement of these values itself has been highlighted by parents who have had their say on the matter.
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Family Values: Should They Be Strict Or Flexible?
The strength and bond of a family can pretty much be said to be embedded in its values and principles. It is not just what knits them together as individuals, it is also what sets them apart from other families
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Shocking Family Secrets: How Best To Handle Them?
The most important thing in the world is family and love. This is according to John Wooden. However, how far is one supposed to go to protect their family?
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Don’t Mistake Sadness For Depression – Mental Health Counsellor Warns
It is not uncommon for people to mistake one thing with similar characteristics, for another, but the need to put daylight between two very important issues - Sadness and Depression- has been emphasized by Certified Mental Health Counsellor, Olaiwola Abiola.
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Dealing With Depression In Families
According to the American Psychiatric Association, Depression is a common and serious medical illness that negatively affects how you feel, the way you think and how you act. It causes feelings of sadness and/or a loss of interest in activities you once enjoyed. It can lead to a variety of emotional and physical problems and can decrease your ability to function at work and at home.
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E-Naira: CBN Is Not Taking Responsibility For Cyber Security Issues – Tech Reviewer
The Central Bank of Nigeria will not take responsibility for cyber security issues with the E-Naira. This revelation was made by Tech Reviewer Fisayo Fosudo on the Techie Talk segment of Whaats Up Lagos with the Tekes.
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Tribal Marks: What’s Your Take On Them?
Beautification, scarification, or identification; the purpose of tribal marks remains diverse. However, there are also reservations as to the need, especially in these modern times.
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The E-Naira: Nigerians React
The E-Naira, introduced by the Central Bank of Nigeria is still dominating conversation on the country’s financial space.
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Myths About The Left Hand: What Were You Told?
There is no doubt that the left hand is shrouded in controversy. It is often regarded as the ‘weaker hand’ and also seen as the one associated with disrespect in some African culture.
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Massages: I Won’t Allow A Male Masseur Touch My Wife – Caller
According to Good Spa Guide, massage is a treatment that uses different kinds of physical contact to relax, revive and heal the body. It is used to treat a wide range of emotional and physical health problems and is one of the most popular treatments on a spa menu.
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Has The Internet Age Affected Family Bonding?
They say a family that plays together stays together, but has that changed over time because of the internet age?
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Your Prophecy or Your Life? The Story of Anita
Spirituality, prophecies and common sense, where to draw the line?
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Parenting: How Careful Should You Be Around Your Kids?
Parenting they say is both bliss and a burden, and in the words of American Singer Faith Hills, ‘A baby changes everything.” Guess that line best explains the inspiration for The Tekes on today’s Family Talk segment of Whats Up Lagos.
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Nigerian Parents Raise Children To Do Domestic Chores
Developmental Psychologist, Dr Ruth Goma has faulted parents and caregivers who raise children based on gender.
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"I’m In Love With Two Women" - Caller
Today’s episode of Family Clinic with the Tekes’ is a reminder of Tony Tetuila's classic, “Two Women”.
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Do You Know Your Road Signs?
These things should be taught in school.
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Should Parents Tell Children Their Challenges?
If you grew up in a typical Nigerian family, chances are a lot of things were never discussed in front of you as a kid.
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Religious, Traditional or Court wedding?
Which is most important to you?
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Someone was Kissing Mummy
A 5-year-old boy tells his father.
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What Should Liza Do?
Liza is facing a dilemma.
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What Makes You Special?
Every human is special.
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Would You Join the Mumu Men Association?
Sting Men Association is so last year. Welcome to the new school; The Mumu Men Association (MMA).
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Should Bride Price Be Scrapped?
The ancestors just rolled in their graves at the topic above, along with a few village elders on this side of life.
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Twitter Ban: Nigerians React 100 Days After
Nothing had “trended” in Nigeria in the past 100 days.
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Andrea Tells Collins She Will Leave Him if He Does This One Thing
Depending on who you ask, there are various factors to consider when it is time to choose a life partner.
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I was Homeless When I Came To Lagos – Collins Teke
Radio host Collins Teke shares a very personal story.
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My Past is Haunting Me
This caller is worried her past will disrupt her life as she prepares to get married.
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COVID-19: Lagosians Express Fears Over Third Wave
Worries amidst Delta variant.
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Identifying and Dealing with Gaslighting
Emotional abuse in families and relationships.
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My Terrible Adoption Experience
Imagine spending loads of money to adopt a child and it all comes to nothing.
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Protecting Your Private Information
How much private information do you give out unconsciously when you download an app or fill a form online?
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I Don’t Care About The Numbers - Vector
Nigerian rapper Olanrewaju Ogunmefun, popularly known as Vector, says he does not care about streaming numbers as much as he cares about making an impact with his song.
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My Haunted House Experience
Ever wondered what living in a haunted house feels like?
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How Lagos Real Estate Agents Treat Tenants Unfairly
House hunting in Lagos is not for the faint of heart.
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My Wife Doesn't Like Sex, What Do I Do?
What is a man to do when his wife says no to sex?
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Are Short People Angry People?
One very popular stereotype is that short people are angrier than tall people.
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Why Do People Cheat?
Have you ever wondered why people cheat? Well, according to Clinical Counsellor, Dr. Tolulope Oko-Igaire, “people cheat because they want to.”
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Dealing with Troublesome Partners
Being in a relationship means you are open to both positive and negative emotions associated with the human experience.
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What is Honey about The Moon We Have Not Seen? - Caller
“What is on the moon that you’ve not seen, what is about the honey that you have not tasted?” Malik asked on Nigeria Info’s Whaatsup Lagos with the Tekes.
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Your Identity Can Be Sold Online - Specialist
You just told your colleague you need a break from work and are thinking of going on a vacation. You log on to your computer and the first ad that pops up is of a travel company offering a special discount on a trip to the Caribbean. Coincidence?
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What Is the Ideal Age To Start Schooling?
Is there an ideal age for children to start school, or should it differ from child to child? That was the discussion on Nigeria Info’s Whaatsup Lagos with the Tekes. There was no consensus but a few callers shared pointers that parents might want to look out for before sending their wards off to school.
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Scamming The Scammer
It is a painful thing to get scammed by an internet fraudster but have you ever outsmarted one? The feeling is priceless.
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Sexual Abuse In Families
Sexual abuse data suggests that victims more often than not, know their abusers.
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That Awkward Midnight Conversation
Ever had that awkward midnight conversation with your partner? You know the one where the missus wakes you up at 2am in the dead of the night and says: we need to talk. No man wants to have that but we all eventually do.
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Are Arranged Marriages Better?
Arranged marriages are evident in many cultures across the world though its practice is becoming less popular these days. We sampled the opinion of callers on Whaatsup Lagos with the Tekes and we got a couple of interesting responses, here are some:
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Family Clinic: Married To A Fighting Wife But Can't Leave
Today on the Family Clinic, Matthew is the 'patient' Collins and Andrea Teke are trying to help. He says he is married to a fighter but can't leave her because they have a set of beautiful twins. What do you suggest he does?
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Which Tech Innovation Has Been Most Impactful To You?
Technology no doubt has impacted the way we live and the course of history. But if you were asked what technological innovation has been most impactful in your life, would you say?
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Do You Believe In Soulmates?
Is it possible that in the billions of people on planet earth, just one person is made for you? And if this is true, how do you identify that one person or should I say, your soulmate?
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Are Single-Sex Schools Better Than Mixed Schools?
Callers on Nigeria Info's What's Up Lagos share their opinion on single-sex and mixed schools.
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Should Married Folks Have Single Friends?
Every now and then, the question about having single friends while being married pops up. But should getting married change your friendships and other relationships?
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How Do I Stop Loving Him?
What do you do when you cannot get over a teenage crush after marriage and with two kids?
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Scared Of Getting Old? Don't Be.
Even though humans get older as the days go by, getting old still scares most people. Four callers on Whaatsup Lagos talk about getting old and caring for older people.
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Dealing With Toxic Family Relationships
Family is the basic unit of society and generally the support structure for a lot of people but sometimes that support structure can unintentionally wreak havoc.
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How Can I Stop Loving Him?
I am married with kids but I cannot get over my teenage love after 20 years
