To celebrate International Women’s Day and Mother’s Day, WAM (Woman and Marriage) Global, Lagos branch hosted an intimate conversation on ‘TAKING CHARGE OF YOUR LIFE.’ Various conversations were raised and discussed extensively, like emotional and physical abuse, managing your wellbeing, etc. Ngee, the convener of WAM and founder of Keeping
Have you ever wondered if it’s possible for you and your spouse to see issues from the same standpoint? No longer divided but in agreement with what the future should look like for your home. That was the summary of the Lagos Couples Vision Planning and Legacy series, held on
FAB Camp 8.0 Gala Night was simply the bomb! From the beautifully dressed families to the group performances, then to the much anticipated intentionally rehearsed family performances, and of course the couples’ love nuances. We believe these memories will last a lifetime. We literally didn’t want to go, but we
The KMAI LoveSkool 4 weeks Relationship Coaching Workshop ended in grand style with a party on Sunday, 3rd March 2024. The party was filled with fun, interactive activities that gave singles the opportunity to ‘Shoot their Shot’. The debate on what was more important in a relationship,’Love or Money,’ was
Someone, or would I say that a lot of people usually say to me that I am quite lucky in marriage. I usually respond with laughter, but today, I want to remind you that ‘Your Dream Marriage Is Just A Goal Away’. Everyone who gets married goes with the notion
Hello beautiful ladies, how are we all doing? The year is running to an end and I believe we are all gearing up to finish the year well. Today, we will be discussing about ‘redefining beauty’ this topic is so dear to me that I had to bring it here
I’m sitting and pondering how we got here as a nation, when the fight for fairness, justice and competence had turned around to become a tribal warfare. I am an Igbo Nigerian from the 371 tribes/ethnic groups, and we are identified collectively as Nigerians. Government has never really provided for
Last week we began with ‘the importance of communication’, today we will delve into the topic ‘supportive but not enslaved’. A story comes to mind that buttress today’s topic. 2 husbands shared how their wives gave them their monthly salary when things were tough. The problem with this story is
I have watched and listened to many couples complain about lack of respect from their spouse, but when given the opportunity to dig deeper; we usually realize that the problem is a lack of self-respect for oneself which extends to how others (especially close) associates treat us. What is self-respect?
Have you examined yourself? Few days ago I was in the banking hall, and a customer was demanding for his money. Unfortunately the banks were not paying. He got so upset that he literally poured a drink on the counter and splashed it on us all. I was so furious
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