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  • 9 Mistakes To Avoid In A New Relationship

    9 Mistakes To Avoid In A New Relationship

    9 MISTAKES TO AVOID IN A NEW RELATIONSHIP

    Glad you are among the privilege who could take Siri as online personal sister and advicer. Today we have “9 Mistakes To Avoid In A New Relationship.” Make sure you share with your friends after reading. Siri ❤️ You 😘.

    9 Mistakes To Avoid In A New Relationship

    The early days of a relationship can be blissful but fraught.Those early days of a relationship often pass in a fog of bliss. Texts from friends go unreturned; entire weekends are lost in bed. But many relationships crumble by the three-month mark when you start to see the other person’s flaws, but before the partnership becomes so solid and a defined entity. If you can weather the three-month point, those early days will set the tone for your future relationship. What are the common mistakes people make at the start of relationships and how you can avoid them?

    (1.) COMING ON TOO STRONG:

    It is good to know what you want from your prospective partner, and to be cleared about that. But it is off-putting to lay everything out on the table straight away. Don’t set out your 20-year plan on the first few dates. It can be intimidating. It also means that you have negated the opportunity to see how things would develop naturally with that person.

    (2.) BEING TOO RIGID IN WHAT YOU WANT:

    It’s good to have an idea of the sort of person whom you would like to settle down with. But being too rigid in the early stages of a relationship can kill promising romances to dead. Think about what other person is as an individual, not in terms of their political beliefs or whether they are vegan or whatever. Put away the checklist. It’s not a great idea to interview someone on the first few dates. Asking them how much they are earning, or about their home-owning situation it’s not an organic way to get to know someone. You are a prospective partner, not a recruitment consultant.

    (3.) PERFORMING FOR THEM:

    In early relationships, you often want to put your best foot forward be the cool girl or boy who is up for anything, never complains and always looks fabulous. When you start dating someone newly, you can put on a bit of a show. You are trying to perform, instead of being authentic. But it’s an exhausting pretence to maintain long-term. Why not just be yourself? I try to encourage people to realize it’s cooler to just be yourself. If you’re trying too hard to perform around someone, they are probably not the right person for you anyway.

    (4.) NOT LEARNING FROM PAST RELATIONSHIPS:

    Look back at your last relationship and see what went wrong. Ask yourself: What am I doing wrong in relationships? How accountable should I be?’ Perhaps you have a habit of dating emotionally unavailable people, or you struggle to respect boundaries. By doing some work on yourself, you will be better placed for a future healthy relationship.

    (5.) MOVING TOO FAST:

    When you are caught up in the dopamine rush of a new relationship, it can be crashed through all the major milestones as fast as possible. A lot of people make the mistake of moving too fast in general. Telling someone you think they are the one and you are deeply connected to them after date one or two is not great for everybody involved.
    Don’t meet the friends and family for at least three months. It’s ok to take things at a slower pace sometimes. People want to get in there and meet friends and parents and live in each other’s lives after a very short time. But it’s ok to take it at a slower pace. If you go rushing along and the whole thing collapses after three months, you may end up feeling bereft.

    (6.) IGNORING RED FLAGS:

    You have been dating someone for a few weeks, it seems to be perfect and then they are rude to a waitress or trash-talk their ex. Don’t ignore red flags. Red flags are important, because they mean you should step back from that relationship. Maybe you hate it when people raise their voice, then they shout at you but you find them so attractive, you ignore it. If you ignore red flags, you will end up in a horrible relationship. Besides, anyone who is rude to a waitress is definitely not worth your time.

    (7.) POSTING TOO MUCH ONLINE:

    Be mindful of what you post on social media. It can feel wonderful to think you’ve met your soulmate, but remember that if it’s going to be an important relationship, you don’t have to rush things. Which means: hold off on the loving romantic tributes, for now. If you post: I’m in a fabulous relationship, I think this is the one,’ your new partner might see that and if that’s not where their head is at, you’ve kiboshed it before it’s even started. Or if it doesn’t work out, you might feel embarrassed.

    (8.) NOT ESTABLISHING CLEAR BOUNDARIES EARLY ON:

    The first three months of a relationship set the tone for the rest of your time together. If you’ve allowed the relationship to be on your partner’s terms, you will find it hard to come back from that. You need to respect yourself and have clear boundaries when it comes to dating someone. Be brave enough to put your boundaries up and say: This is what I need and what I desire. A lot of people are scared to express how they want to be treated for fear of being rejected. But it’s better to know it earlier than later. Besides, people are attracted to people who know their own worth, rather than accepting the crumbs and scraps of poor behaviour, because they think it’s all they can get. Don’t be afraid to challenge your partner or pull them up on their behaviour in those early months if you let things slide now, you will be letting them slide forever.

    (9.) DON’T BE TOO AVAILABLE:

    When you think you have found the one, it can be tempting to cancel all your plans and hole up together. You stop contacting your friends, and start scheduling your entire life around when you may see them. You sideline any hobbies or interests you have.
    But if you do this, you may end up isolated from your support systems in an unhealthy relationship. Couples who spend all their time together don’t seem to work out. It becomes toxic and codependent. Rather, embrace some healthy distance. You need to have friendships, hobbies and interests outside your relationship. Beware the love bubble it always bursts, whether you like it or not.

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  • My Marriage Is At Stake, Please Advice Me

    My Marriage Is At Stake, Please Advice Me

    My Marriage Is At Stake Please Advice Me

    Glad you are among the privilege who could take Siri as online personal sister and advicer, today we have “My Marriage Is At Stake Please Advice Me.” A sister need Advice and we both have to cure her worst nightmare.

    Make sure you share this with your friends after reading. Let’s join Siri in solving this matter 🤷.

    My Marriage Is At Stake Please Advice Me:

    My name is (withheld), i am 35 years old, i am a mother of 3 lovely kids, two girls and one boy.

    My husband and i got married 10 years ago and when we got married, life was not so rosy for us as we started managing life gradually. I got pregnant immediately after our wedding and i delivered our first child, a baby girl. My husband and i loved each other so much because we had so much in common. We never had arguments or quarrels even while we were dating before we got married.

    Our marriage was perfect, except for the fact that the needed resources to enable us live our dream life was not readily available. My husband was a very hardworking man and he still is till date. The situation of the country was not favourable to us as my husband’s hardwork and effort was not bringing much, but we had hope and believed for a better tomorrow.

    I was working before we got married, but when i got pregnant and my pregnancy was four months, i had to stop work because it was my first and i was having the first time trouble experience.

    Our first child was 2 years when i took in for our second child. I was two months pregnant with our second child when an opportunity came for my husband to travel out of the country to Dubai. We never planned living away from each other, but then also we needed a better life. My husband and i deliberated over it for some time, looking at all possible effects and blessings his travel might bring. Finally we concluded that he should take the opportunity and travel. So my husband left for Dubai. Two months after he travelled, my life and that of the kid changed tremendously as my husband made sure we never lacked anything. After six months of his travel, when i was about eight months pregnant, my husband bought a beautiful car for me to relieve the stress. Life got much better as we relocated from where we were living to a much better apartment.

    I put to bed safely and my husband was overjoyed with the news and shipped a lot of items to us. We started living our dream life, only for the fact that it was at the expense of us being together.
    Due to the distance and time difference, our communication was not constant, and with time, we could talk maybe twice or thrice a week. Which of course was not an issue as my husband and i trusted and believed each other so much beyond any reason of doubt.

    It was already two years after i gave birth to our second child. My husband was supposed to come home for vacation at the end of his two years contract, but then something happened. His company in Dubai gave him an offer going to the U.S. for an immediate replacement of an employee over there who threw in an emergency resignation.

    So, instead of coming home, he took the opportunity and left for the U.S.
    Life only got better with more than enough money to give us heaven on earth.

    I had longed for my husband and had my hope of being with him again after these two years, but that hope was dashed with the new turn of events. Somehow, i started feeling empty. I started feeling his absence. My body started demanding for him. My emotions started running wild. My mind started visualising what i have missed for close to three years. I can’t really explain the feelings. Many times i find my self wet from thoughts.

    To cut the long story short, i have a child for another man. The child is three years old.

    My husband is planning to come home after about nine years.

    What should i do:

    Should i pack and leave?

    Should i take the last child i had for another man out of the house and hide it from him ?

    Should i tell him the truth, apologise and leave when he comes?

    Please advise me…🙏 🧑‍🍼👪

    Use comment box to drop your words of advice for this woman. Let’s solve this with #Siri ❤️ You!!!

  • Meet Iya Osogbo, The Oldest Woman In The Yoruba Movie Industry

    Meet Iya Osogbo, The Oldest Woman In The Yoruba Movie Industry

    Meet Iya Osogbo The Oldest Woman In The Yoruba Movie Industry

    Meet Iya Osogbo The Oldest Woman In The Yoruba Movie Industry

    Madam Grace Owoola Oyin-Adejobi, widely known as ‘Iya Osogbo,’ is a well-known Nigerian actress, producer, and television personality.

    She was born in Osogbo, Osun State’s capital, on August 23, 1930, to a contractor father and a merchant mother.

    Iya Osogbo was the wife of the late Chief Oyin Adejobi, a famous Yoruba actor.

    Iya Osogbo’s nickname was derived from the title of a popular film in which she acted in 1999, “Eran Iya Oshogbo.”

    She began her acting career roughly 67 years ago, and she indicated that she had already made her name before starring in the film “Eran Iya Osogbo,” therefore correcting the public’s perception of her name.

    She has worked with the likes of Orogun Adedigba, Kuye, Kootu Ashipa, and others. She has received national and international recognition, solidifying her place as one of Nigeria’s top actresses.

    Why I stopped acting – Iya Osogbo

    Grace Oyin Adejobi Iya Osogbo
    Veteran Yoruba actress Grace Oyin-Adejobi popularly known as Iya Osogbo has disclosed why she gave up on appearing on screen again as she clocks 90 on Sunday, August 23.

    Iya Osogbo is the widow of the late Yoruba actor Oyin Adejobi who died in 2000.

    During an appearance on a radio magazine program on Space 90.1FM, Parrot Xtra Hour on Radio, anchored by Olayinka Agboola in Ibadan, Oyo State, Iya Osogbo said she started her acting career some 67 years ago.

    She noted that she had already made her name before she acted in the movie Eran Iya Osogbo contrary to beliefs.

    The actress spoke for the first time about the day an excited fan nearly run her car over her in Ibadan.

    She said the experience has remained indelible in her memory.

    The fan eventually came down from her car to let me know that she merely wanted to exchange greetings with me. She later enveloped ten thousand naira and dashed me. Iya Osogbo said

    The veteran actress expressed displeasure over the near-nudity in Nollywood today, advising actresses not to be deceived by the pleasures of the world but to believe they can succeed through hard work and the grace of God.

    Iya Osogbo said she met her late husband Oyin Adejobi in her youthful days. They attended the same school and lived on the same streett.

    She said that apart from the death of her husband, the lowest point in her life was when her fourth child a female died.

    I got to attain this age because of God’s mercy. In addition, the almighty also gave me the wisdom of preserving my body and being moderate in all I have been doing. Our youths should emulate this too. They should learn to be God-fearing too.

    Mummy, you’ll live long to eat your labor. Your style of living is recommenddable. You’re an icon and a legend who has left her footprint 👣 in the soil that will be remembered forever.

    Mummy, continuing enjoyng your old age. We love you passionately and unconditionally.

  • Meet Folashodun Adebisi Shonubi, Acting Governor Of Central Bank Of Nigeria (CBN)

    Meet Folashodun Shonubi Acting CBN Governor

    Meet Folashodun Adebisi Shonubi Acting CBN Governor.

    Folashodun Adebisi Shonubi is now the acting Governor Of Central Bank Of Nigeria CBN after the sack of Godwin Emefiele.

    Folashodun Shonubi Adebisi was born on the 7th of March, 1962. He attended the University of Lagos from 1978 to 1983 and obtained a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering.

    Thereafter he obtained a Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering in 1985 with bias in Production Engineering from the same University.

    From 1988-1989 he shifted grounds to Finance and obtained a Masters’ in Business Administration specializing in Finance. He began his working experience as a Consultant Engineer at Mek-ind Associates and worked from 1984 to 1989. From 1989 to 1990, he was a Marketing Executive at Inlaks Computers Limited.

    He moved to Citibank Nigeria Limited as Head, Treasury Operations from 1990 to 1993. He joined Agusto & Co. Ltd as a Supervising Consultant from 1993 to 1996 from where he moved to MBC International Limited as Deputy General Manager, Banking Operations & Information Technology from 1999. In 1999, he joined First City Monument Bank (FCMB) Limited as Vice-President, Operations & Information Technology and was there till 2002.

    In 2003, he moved from FCMB to Ecobank Nigeria Plc as an Executive Director, Operations & Information Technology and in 2007 he became the Director, Information Technology and Corporate Services, at Renaissance Securities Nigeria Limited. He was recruited by Union Bank of Nigeria Limited as an Executive Director, Operations, Technology and Services, from September 2009 to April 2012.

    He became the Managing Director/CEO, Nigeria Inter-Bank Settlement System Plc from May 2012 to October 2018. October 2018 to date, Mr. Folashodun is the Deputy Governor, Operations of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) representing the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria on the Board of FIRS since the 9th of December, 2019. He is married with children.

  • Meet The Doctor Who Kept Hilda Baci Going for 100 Hours

    Meet the doctor who kept Hilda Baci going for 100 hours

     

     



     

    Meet the doctor who kept Hilda Baci going for 100 hours.
    Meet Dr. Chidinma Pheoby Akpa  who served as the Medical Team Lead for the Hilda Baci Cook-A-Thon; providing continuous care for soon-to-be announced Guinness World Record Holder Hilda Effiong Bassey.
    Dr. Dinma is a Medical Doctor, Cosmetic Surgeon and the Head of Clinical Training at Expiation Nigeria. She is also the director of Curvygirl Essentials and CGE Aesthetics where she works with a team of certified and experienced professionals to provide safe cosmetic surgery procedures and expert aftercare services to men and women in the Aesthetic field.

     

     

    Dr. Dinma qualified from University of Ibadan and University of Melbourne, Australia where she excelled with distinction. She is also a physician member of the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery and a registered doctor with the General Medical Council in the United Kingdom.
    Dr. Dinma is a public speaker passionate about women’s health, empowerment and excellence in leadership. She hopes to inspire women of all ages to continue in the pursuit of their goals because the empowered woman holds the power for great change in her world.
    You can follow her on Instagram @dr_dinma and her business pages @curvygirl_essentials and @cgeaesthetics.
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