By Mogaji Wole Arisekola
As we step into 2025, let us, as peers, learn to enjoy life to the fullest. It’s essential to create time for our spouses or partners—take them on holidays, upgrade their wedding or engagement rings to modern designs, and cherish them deeply.
However, we must avoid engaging with married women. God has blessed us, making us some of His favored children, and it is our duty to climb the ladder of this new year with integrity. If we have side relationships, we must still give our wives at home 100% respect and love. Neglecting this duty may result in our daughters experiencing similar neglect in their matrimonial homes, and we should strive to break this cycle.
To our sons who are seeking life partners, it’s crucial to conduct thorough background checks on the families of their potential spouses. A home led by problematic or negative influences is unlikely to produce a good son- or daughter-in-law. Money is important, but a solid upbringing rooted in the fear of God is even more valuable.
Owo aye koni te awon omo wa oo
May our children walk paths free of hardship.
Ire o!
Migaji Wole Arisekola
Writes from Ibadan
