Why Nigerians No Fit Love Again in 2026 (Painful Truth)
Welcome to Daily Reality NG, where we break down real-life issues with honesty and clarity. Today, we're talking about something painful but necessary — why love in Nigeria feels broken in 2026.
I'm Samson Ese, founder of Daily Reality NG. I've been blogging and building online businesses in Nigeria since 2016, helped over 4,000 readers start making money online, and my sites currently serve 800,000+ monthly visitors across Africa.
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I dey write this article from my one-room apartment for Ikeja. Outside my window, I fit see my neighbor — Chiamaka, 28 years old — crying on the phone. Again. Her boyfriend just cancel their wedding plans for the third time this year. She been dey plan since 2024.
This na the fourth person I know this month wey relationship scatter. And I no go lie to you — e dey pain me say I dey see this pattern everywhere.
Something don really shift for how we love for this Nigeria. Something wey make people wey genuinely want connection dey find am harder and harder to trust anybody.
The Day I Realized Love Don Change for Nigeria
December 2024. I sit down for this same apartment, na night time around 10pm. My friend Efe call me — the guy wey been dey date Ngozi for almost 4 years. Man don buy ring, plan everything, even see her people twice.
"Samson," he say with voice wey dey shake. "She don block me everywhere. Instagram, WhatsApp, even my number for her phone. I just see am for Lekki yesterday with another guy. The ring wey I buy... bro, I never even propose."
I remember just sitting there, phone for my ear, not knowing wetin to talk. Because this na the same Ngozi wey been dey post "My King 👑" every Sunday. Same babe wey been dey tell people say na Efe be her everything.
That night, I start to dey ask myself: When exactly did love for Nigeria turn to transaction? When did "I love you" become "What can you do for me right now?" And most painful question — can we even fix this thing again?
Look, I no be relationship expert. I be blogger wey just dey observe life and dey write wetin I see. But as person wey don live for Lagos, Warri, and even spend small time for Abuja, I don see enough to know say something fundamental don shift.
And the worst part? E no be say people no want love. Everybody wan love. But fear, past pain, and this current Nigeria economy don make people build wall so high that genuine connection almost impossible.
Trust Don Scatter Finish — And I Get Proof
You know that thing wey dey pain me most about 2026? E no be say people wicked. Na say everybody don wound tire. Everybody don experience something wey make them swear say "I no go ever let anybody play me again."
I meet Bolaji for a viewing center for Surulere sometime around March this year. Arsenal just score goal, everybody dey shout, but this guy just dey look him phone with face like person wey lose million naira bet.
"Wetin happen?" I ask am.Bro show me screenshots. Him babe — 2 years together — don dey send love messages to 3 different guys. Same time. Same "baby I miss you" wey she dey send him, na the same thing she dey tell the other guys.
Real Talk: According to informal surveys I don see circulating for Nigerian Twitter this year, about 67% of young Nigerians between 20-35 say they've been cheated on at least once. That number shock me when I first see am. But as I dey talk to more people, e begin make sense.
The Trust Breakdown: How E Take Start
See, I been dey think say na just social media or technology wey cause this wahala. But as I dey investigate deeper, I realize say the problem get layers like onion.
First, everybody get ex wey wound them. I mean everybody. And instead to heal, we just carry the pain enter new relationship. Joshua meet Sarah, but him still dey remember how Funke break him heart for 2023. So him no fit fully trust Sarah even though Sarah never do anything wrong.
Second — and this one pain me die — people don dey use "past experience" as excuse to misbehave. "My ex cheat on me, so I go cheat first before you cheat." That kind backward logic dey destroy relationships before them even start.
Why Nobody Wan Vulnerable Again
I remember one conversation I get with my sister Ese (yes, we both get the same name — long story). She tell me something wey make sense but also make me sad.
"Samson," she say, "the problem no be say we no want love. The problem be say the cost of being vulnerable don become too high. You open your heart, then them use am against you. You share your fears, them use am mock you. You show weakness, them leave you."
And you know wetin? She dey right.
I don see guys wey cry for their babe shoulder only for the babe to use that same vulnerability against them during argument. "You wey even dey cry like woman..." E dey happen. And e dey hurt.
So what people dey do now? They build emotional fortress. Them go enter relationship with 60% of their heart locked away. "Just in case e no work out." And guess what? When you only invest 60%, the relationship go only work 60%. Math simple.
But I still no blame them sha. If you don burn hand before, you go careful with fire. The thing just be say... if everybody dey careful with fire, who go warm us when cold catch us?
When Money Dey Run Love — The 2026 Economic Reality
Omo, this part go pain you. But make I talk truth.
One Tuesday afternoon for July — I go never forget that day — I dey queue for fuel station for Ikeja. Premium motor spirit don reach ₦1,100 per liter that week. As I dey there, sweating under sun, I hear two babes wey dey queue for their papa car just dey gist.
"Imagine," one of them say. "Uche wan take me go mama put for Surulere. Surulere o! Like say I be maid. I tell am say if him no fit afford Signature or Shiro, make him no waste my time."
The second babe laugh. "You sef try. Me, I don tell Tunde straight — if you no get car, if your account no reach 7 figures, abeg no even try am."
I just stand there like mumu. Because the same Uche wey the babe dey talk about? I know am. Guy dey struggle to feed himself for one room for Agege. Him just wan make her happy with the small change wey him get.
💡 Did You Know?
As of January 2026, the average cost of a "basic" Lagos date (transport, small chops for a decent spot, maybe cinema) don reach almost ₦45,000 - ₦60,000. That's more than some people monthly salary. Small wonder say guys dey fear to even toast babe these days.
The New Transaction Mentality
Look, I no dey say women wrong for having standards. I no dey say men should be broke and proud. What I dey say be say we don reach where love dey feel like business transaction instead of emotional connection.
I get one guy friend — Chinedu — him work for one fintech company for VI. Guy dey earn decent salary, around ₦350,000 monthly. For normal economy, that suppose be enough. But for this 2026 Nigeria?
Him tell me say the last 4 babes wey him toast all ask the same questions: "What car you dey drive? Where you dey stay? How much you dey make?" Before even "What's your favorite food?" or "What makes you happy?"
And I swear, e no be say the babes wicked. Na survival instinct. Inflation dey choke everybody. Nobody wan suffer with man wey no get clear financial plan. I understand. But...
When did "Can we build together?" turn to "Show me what you've already built before I even consider you?" I still dey find answer to that question.
Men Dey Tire Too (Let's Be Honest)
And e no be one-sided matter o. Some guys too don turn relationship to investment portfolio. Them dey calculate: "If I spend ₦200k on this babe this month, wetin I go gain?"
I remember one guy for my area — Obinna — him been dey date one fine babe, Joy. Joy genuinely love this guy. But Obinna don start to dey complain say "She no dey contribute nothing financially to the relationship."
Meanwhile, Joy dey cook for am almost every weekend, dey clean him apartment, dey manage him small money like financial advisor. But because say she no dey bring cash, him feel say na him dey carry the relationship.
See me, see wahala. We don reduce love to Excel spreadsheet. Debit and credit. Profit and loss. Where person go put the emotional labor? The care? The support wey you no fit measure with naira?
Truth be say this economy don wound all of us. And wounded people wound people. Simple.
Social Media Don Spoil Everything (I No Go Lie)
Abeg, make I talk this one with my full chest: Instagram, TikTok, and even Twitter (X) don do more harm to Nigerian relationships than anything else for the past 3 years.
You think say na me talk am? Ask anybody wey don date for this 2024-2026 period. Ask them if social media no cause at least 60% of their relationship wahala.
The Comparison Trap Wey Dey Kill Us
September last year, my cousin Ifeoma come visit me for Lagos from Enugu. Babe been dey cry since morning. Her boyfriend of 3 years just break up with her. Reason? She no post him enough for her Instagram.
"Samson," she tell me between sobs, "all his friends their babes dey post them every weekend. Him wan feel like him matter too."
I just look her. Because how you go explain to person say real love no be posting competition? How you go make them understand say the relationship wey you dey see for Instagram... half of them na packaging?
I get another friend, Damilola. This babe post her boyfriend like 5 times every week. "My baby," "My king," "God when?" Even me sef been think say their relationship strong die. Until I find out say the same boyfriend don dey beat her for house. But for outside? Na perfect couple them be.
Reality Check: 8 out of 10 "relationship goals" couples wey you dey see for social media get serious issues behind the camera. But we dey compare our real, imperfect relationships with their edited, filtered lies. E make sense?
The DM Culture Wey Dey Scatter Homes
Omo, this one na another level of wahala entirely.
You fit dey for relationship, you and your partner dey try build something genuine, then one random person from Dubai or London go just slide into DM with "Hi beautiful" or "What's a king like you doing with a girl like that?"
And because say everybody don dey struggle, because say we all get small insecurity inside, that innocent DM go begin turn to full conversation. "Him just my friend o," we go dey tell ourselves. Until friendship turn to emotional cheating. Until emotional cheating turn to physical.
I no dey make this up. I personally know 3 relationships wey scatter between January and now because of Instagram DM. Three. And those na just the ones wey I sabi.
The thing pain me because na the same social media wey suppose help us connect don become the thing wey dey scatter us. We get 5,000 followers but we no fit keep one real relationship. Make that make sense.
The "Soft Life" Mentality
You don see those videos? Babe for Dubai, Maldives, anywhere wey camera fine, just dey live "soft life." Her man dey spoil her with expensive gifts, trips, designer bags.
Now, nothing wrong with wanting good life. But when every girl begin think say that na the standard — when them begin feel say if their man no fit afford that level of luxury, him no dey try — wahala don start.
Sarah for my area — 24 years old, just finish NYSC — break up with Ibrahim because guy no fit buy her iPhone 15 Pro Max for her birthday. Ibrahim just start working for one company for Ikeja, him salary na ₦180k. Guy been buy her nice Tecno phone wey cost ₦85k, plan special dinner for her...
But Sarah been see her friend collect iPhone from her boyfriend, and she feel say if Ibrahim truly love her, him suppose do same thing. Never mind say her friend boyfriend na Yahoo boy wey dey collect from people papa and mama.
We don start to dey judge love based on wetin we see for social media instead of wetin we feel for our hearts. And that, my people, na very dangerous thing.
I remember one quote wey my uncle tell me when I been young: "The grass always look greener on the other side until you realize say na because them water am with debt and lies."
That quote make sense pass now more than ever.
5 Real Stories From Nigerian Streets (Names Changed, Pain Still Real)
Make I give you 5 real examples of how love don scatter for this 2026. These na real people, real situations. Only the names I change to protect them.
Example 1: Funke and Michael — The Long Distance Tragedy
Funke been dey date Michael for 6 years. Six solid years. Michael relocate to Canada for 2024 with promise say him go send for Funke once him don settle. Every month, guy dey send money home. Every week, video call. Guy even don buy land for them for Lekki.
Fast forward to November 2025, Funke discover say Michael don marry one Canadian babe. Him explain say "I need papers, na strategy." But the Canadian babe don born pikin for am already. Funke waste 6 years.
The lesson? People go promise you heaven and earth, but when opportunity knock, loyalty go fly through window. Sad but true.
Example 2: Emeka and Amina — When Religion Scatter Love
Emeka (Christian from Anambra) meet Amina (Muslim from Kano) for one conference for Abuja. Both of them young professionals, both mature, both don dey date other people before without success.
They connect. Chemistry strong. For 2 years, them dey date in secret because them know say both families go object. When them finally decide to come out and face the music, e be like World War 3.
Both families threaten them. Emeka people say if him marry Muslim, them go disown am. Amina people do same. Pressure too much. By March 2026, both of them just tire. Them break up even though them still dey love each other.
The lesson? For Nigeria 2026, we still dey allow religion and tribe dictate who we fit love. And that thing dey cost us real happiness.
Example 3: Blessing and Tunde — The Baby Mama Drama
Blessing meet Tunde for 2025. Guy sweet, caring, get good job for one oil company for Port Harcourt. Everything dey go smooth until Blessing discover say Tunde get 2 baby mamas wey him never tell her about.
E no be say Tunde dey hide the kids. E be say him no mention am at all. Him reasoning be say "If I tell you early, you go run. I wan make you love me first before you know."
Blessing feel betrayed. Not because of the kids — she been ready to accept them. But because of the lie. The trust scatter finish. By the time Tunde come clean about everything, damage don already do.
The lesson? Honesty suppose be foundation. When you start with lie, even if na "small" lie, you don already poison the well.
Example 4: Gloria and Ifeanyi — When Money Finish, Love Finish
Gloria been dey enjoy with Ifeanyi. Guy been get money — him papa own filling stations for Benin City. Them dey live large. Every weekend na owambe. Gloria Instagram full of designer bags and exotic trips.
Then fuel subsidy fully remove for 2024, and Ifeanyi papa business begin dey struggle. By mid-2025, things don really tight. No more weekend trips. No more designer bags. Just basic survival.
Gloria stick around for like 3 months, hoping say things go better. When she realize say the money no dey come back anytime soon, she carry her load comot. She no even explain properly. Just ghost the guy.
The lesson? Some people love your money pass you. And you go only know when the money stop flowing. That one hurt pass physical wound.
Example 5: Uche and Jennifer — The Social Media Pressure
Uche and Jennifer been dey date for 4 years. Solid relationship. Them been dey plan wedding for December 2025. Everything set — venue, aso-ebi, everything.
Then Jennifer friend — Chisom — post her own proposal video. Guy carry her go Maldives, organize band, drone footage, the whole package. The video go viral for Instagram, over 200k likes.
Jennifer begin dey vex say Uche him own proposal been too simple — just them two for beach for Lagos. She begin dey compare. Begin dey say if Uche truly love her, him for do something "memorable" like Chisom own.
Uche try explain say him no get that kind money, but Jennifer no gree hear. Pressure from friends and social media don make her lose sight of wetin really matter. They postpone the wedding. As of now, I no even know if them still together.
The lesson? When you allow social media dictate your relationship standards, you don set yourself up for disappointment. Because there go always be somebody doing something bigger, flashier, more "Instagram-worthy."
These 5 stories... them break my heart every time I think about them. Because for all of them, I see people wey genuinely wanted love. But circumstances, pressure, fear, money wahala — all these things just scatter everything.
Is There Hope? (The Answer Go Surprise You)
After all these gragra wey I don talk, you fit think say I don give up on love for Nigeria. You fit think say I believe say e don spoil finish, no remedy again.
But truth be say... I never give up. And you sef no suppose give up.
Because for all the scattered relationships wey I don see, I still dey see small small examples of people wey dey make am work. People wey dey fight for their love despite everything wey dey happen for this country.
The Couples Wey Still Dey Try
Last month, I attend one small wedding for Yaba. Nothing fancy — just family and close friends for one community hall. The couple — Olamide and Kehinde — them no get money for big wedding. But the way them look each other that day ehn... I swear, I nearly cry.
Olamide don dey date Kehinde since 2019. Them don survive lockdown, fuel subsidy removal, naira devaluation, job loss (both of them), family pressure — everything. And them still choose each other.
During the reception, I ask Kehinde: "How una take do am? How una take survive all these Nigeria wahala without the relationship scattering?"
She smile, then say something wey I go never forget: "Samson, na because we decide say our love no be based on condition. No be because of money. No be because of what people go say for Instagram. We just decide say we go dey for each other — whether na garri we dey drink or jollof rice we dey chop."
Key Insight: Love still dey possible for Nigeria. But e require intentionality. E require people wey don decide say dem go fight for the relationship no matter what. E no easy, but e still dey possible.
What We Fit Do Differently
Look, I no be relationship coach. But from all the things wey I don observe, these na some patterns wey I notice for relationships wey survive:
1. Them dey communicate. Like really communicate. Not just "good morning" and "how was your day." I mean deep conversations about fears, dreams, insecurities — everything.
I know one couple for Ikeja — Ngozi and Adewale. Every Sunday evening, them dey set aside 2 hours just to talk. No phone, no TV, no distraction. Just them and honest conversation. Them don dey do this for 3 years now, and their bond strong die.
2. Them understand say love na choice, not just feeling. Feelings dey change. Some days you go wake up and the butterflies no go dey. But commitment dey steady. The couples wey dey last na the ones wey understand this.
3. Them no dey compete with social media. Them get their own definition of success, their own relationship goals wey no be based on wetin them see for Instagram.
My neighbor — Esther and her husband Ibrahim — them never post each other for social media before. Like never. But their marriage strong pass many of those "couple goals" wey we dey see online. Why? Because them no dey live for validation of strangers.
"The problem with this generation be say we dey look for perfect partner instead of being the right partner. We wan receive 100% but we only willing to give 60%. Math no dey work that way."
Small Small Changes Wey Fit Make Big Difference
You no need to revolutionize everything at once. Sometimes, small adjustments na him dey create big impact. Based on my observation and conversations with people wey their relationships dey work, these na some practical steps:
Put your phone down sometimes. Serious. When you dey with your partner, give them your full attention. That 2 hours wey you go spend together fit do more work than 2 weeks of occasional "how far" messages.
Stop keeping score. "I do this, so you suppose do that." Relationship no be transaction. The day you begin dey calculate who dey do more na the day wahala go start.
Learn to forgive. E no mean say make you dey accept rubbish o. But for small small offenses, learn to let go. Holding grudge na like drinking poison and expecting the other person to die.
Build something together. Joint business, joint savings plan, joint vision — anything wey go make una work as team instead of individuals wey just dey manage each other company.
I know one couple for Lekki — Prosper and Jessica. Them start small online business together in 2024. As of January 2026, the business don grow to where e dey support both of them. But more than the money, working together don strengthen their bond. Them dey share same goal, same vision.
Real talk: Love for Nigeria in 2026 dey require more work than love for our parents' generation. But that no mean say e no dey possible. E just mean say we need to be more intentional, more committed, and more willing to fight for what we want.
My Personal Take (Straight From The Heart)
As I dey write this article, I dey think about my own journey. I never marry yet, but I don date. I don experience heartbreak. I don wound people too (I no go lie). I don see how this Nigeria life fit test even the strongest connection.
But you know wetin I discover? The people wey love still dey work for them na the ones wey don accept say perfect relationship no exist. Them accept say some days go rough. Some months go hard. But them still choose to stay and work through am.
E be like planting garden for this Naija sun. You fit plant flower, and for first few weeks, e go be like say the thing no go survive. The heat, the soil, the unpredictable rain — everything go dey work against you. But if you keep watering am, keep caring for am, keep protecting am... that flower go bloom. And when e bloom, e go sweet pass all the suffering wey you endure.
Same thing with love for Nigeria 2026. E hard, yes. E painful sometimes, yes. But e still dey possible.
"We no fit control economy. We no fit control social media influence. We no fit control what our ex do to us in the past. But we fit control how we show up for the person wey choose us today. And sometimes, that na all the power we need."
7 Encouraging Words From Me To You
Before I wrap up this long article (I know say e don tey, thank you for still reading), make I leave you with 7 things wey I wan you remember:
1. Your past no define your future. Just because your last relationship scatter no mean say the next one go scatter too. Each relationship na different story. Give am chance.
2. You deserve love wey no be based on condition. If person only dey love you because of your money, your looks, or your Instagram followers, na conditional love that be. And conditional love dey expire. Find person wey go love you for who you be, not what you get.
3. E dey okay to take your time. This rush wey everybody dey do to enter relationship because "I don reach 30" or "all my friends don marry" — e dey add unnecessary pressure. Better to wait small and find right person than to rush and end up with wrong person.
4. Work on yourself first. Before you begin dey look for partner, make sure say you be the kind of person wey you wan attract. You wan loyal partner? Be loyal. You wan honest partner? Be honest. Like attract like.
5. Communication na key. I don talk am before but make I talk am again: Most relationship wahala fit solve with honest communication. Talk wetin dey worry you. Express your needs. Listen to your partner own. E simple but e work.
6. No let social media dictate your relationship. Your relationship na between you and your partner. No be between you, your partner, and 5,000 Instagram followers. Keep some things private. Protect your peace.
7. Love still dey. For all the wahala wey I don talk for this article, for all the pain and heartbreak wey I don describe, I still believe say true love dey exist. E dey require work. E dey require sacrifice. E dey require two people wey don decide say them go fight for each other no matter what. But e dey exist. And if you find am, hold am tight.
"This 2026 wey everybody dey complain say love don spoil — maybe na the perfect time for real love to shine. Because when everything scatter, only the people wey truly committed go remain standing."
"Your heart go heal. That pain wey you dey feel now, e no go last forever. But make sure say as you dey heal, you no build wall so high that love no go fit climb am when e finally show up."
"Sometimes the person wey go love you well-well no be the finest person, no be the richest person, no be the person wey get the most followers. Sometimes na just ordinary person wey see your value and choose you every day."
"Stop looking for perfect partner. Instead, find person wey ready to grow with you, learn with you, and build with you. Perfection na scam. Partnership na key."
"This generation need to understand say love no be sprint, na marathon. E no be who start first or who reach first. Na who get stamina to finish the race."
Key Takeaways: What We've Learned
- Trust issues don become major problem for Nigerian relationships in 2026 because everybody don wound by past experiences and them dey carry that pain into new relationships
- The harsh economic reality of Nigeria — fuel price, inflation, cost of living — don make love feel like transaction instead of emotional connection
- Social media dey create unrealistic expectations and comparison mentality wey dey destroy otherwise healthy relationships
- DM culture and "soft life" mentality from Instagram don make people lose focus on what truly matters for relationship — loyalty, communication, and genuine connection
- Despite all the wahala, love still dey possible for people wey ready to be intentional, communicate honestly, and build together as partners
- The couples wey their relationships dey work na the ones wey no dey compete with social media and them don accept say perfect relationship no exist
- Working on yourself first before entering relationship dey increase your chances of attracting the right partner
- Love in 2026 require more effort than before, but that no mean say e no dey worth the effort
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Why do most Nigerian relationships fail in 2026?
Most relationships fail due to a combination of factors: lack of trust from past trauma, economic pressure wey make people prioritize financial security over emotional connection, social media comparison wey create unrealistic expectations, and poor communication between partners. The harsh reality of living in Nigeria in 2026 — high cost of living, fuel subsidy removal impact, inflation — don make people more transactional in their approach to love.
Can long-distance relationships work for Nigerians in 2026?
Long-distance relationships can work, but them require exceptional commitment, trust, and communication. The challenge be say with so many options available through social media and dating apps, the temptation to explore other connections dey high. For long-distance to work in 2026, both partners must have clear timeline for when the distance go end, strong communication habits, and unwavering commitment to the relationship despite physical separation.
How much money does a guy need to date successfully in Lagos 2026?
While there is no fixed amount, realistic dating in Lagos in 2026 requires budget of at least 60,000 to 100,000 naira monthly for basic dates, transport, and occasional gifts. However, the more important thing na finding partner wey value you beyond your wallet. If person only want to date you based on how much you fit spend, that relationship no go last when financial challenges come.
Is social media destroying Nigerian relationships?
Social media is not inherently bad, but the way we use am don create serious problems. The constant comparison with other couples, the DM culture wey make cheating easier, the pressure to portray perfect relationship online, and the "soft life" mentality wey Instagram dey promote — all these things dey contribute to relationship breakdown. The solution no be to abandon social media entirely, but to set healthy boundaries and no let online validation dictate your real-life relationship.
"At the end of the day, love in Nigeria in 2026 na choice. You fit choose to let the economy, social media, and past pain dictate your love life. Or you fit choose to be intentional, to communicate, to build with somebody wey ready to fight alongside you. The choice na yours."
"Even for this 2026 wey everything hard, even for this Nigeria wey dey test every relationship, true love still dey win. E just need two people wey don decide say nothing — not money palaver, not social media pressure, not even this crazy economy — go make them give up on each other."
"Your relationship no need to be perfect to be beautiful. E just need to be real, honest, and built on foundation of respect and genuine care. Everything else go follow."
"We fit blame government, we fit blame economy, we fit blame social media. But at the end, the quality of your relationship go depend on the quality of effort wey you and your partner put into am."
"To everybody wey don give up on love because this Nigeria tire you — I understand. The pain real. But one day, when you least expect am, somebody go show you say love still dey possible. When that day come, make sure say you ready."
Disclaimer: This article is based on personal observations, real-life stories (with names changed for privacy), and general trends in Nigerian society. The content is for informational and reflective purposes only and should not be taken as professional relationship advice. Every relationship is unique, and what works for one couple may not work for another. If you're facing serious relationship challenges, please consider speaking with a qualified counselor or therapist.
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This article don touch on plenty painful truths about love in Nigeria for 2026. Now I wan hear your own side of the story:
- 💭 Do you agree say love don hard for Nigeria, or you think say na just exaggeration?
- 💔 Wetin be your own experience with relationships for this 2026 — them don wound you or you still dey hopeful?
- 🤔 You think say social media really dey destroy relationships or na just excuse people dey use?
- 💰 How the current economy don affect your relationship or your approach to dating?
- 🙏 You know any couple wey their love still dey strong despite all this wahala? Share their story make we learn from them!
Drop your honest thoughts for the comment section below. Your story fit help somebody wey dey go through the same thing. We dey here to learn from each other.
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