Marriage Oracle

BRIDE PRICE (2)
IYour bride price ceremony should be a memorable and joyful occasion that acknowledges both families.

A man who truly desires to be recognized as a responsible husband should honor this important cultural and family obligation

BRIDE PRICE, PLS PAY

Paying the bride price is more than a cultural obligation—it is a gesture of honor, gratitude, and respect to the parents who nurtured and entrusted their daughter to you. The amount is not as important as the sincerity behind it.

If you have not yet paid the bride price, it is not too late. Take the right step today. Honor her family, fulfill your responsibility, and strengthen the foundation of your marriage as a bona fide husband.

PLAN YOUR OLD-AGE RELATIONSHIP

Start the conversation now. Let love plant it deeply in your hearts that when old age comes, you will not spend long periods apart because of extended involvement in your children's marital affairs.

You married each other to enjoy companionship, love, and friendship until death separates you. Therefore, prepare for your old age together. Build a relationship where both of you can look forward to spending your later years side by side, cherishing the bond God has given you.

Children will have their own homes and responsibilities, but your spouse remains your lifelong companion. Treasure one another and plan to grow old together in love.

Unveiling MARRIAGE ORACLE.
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*MY JOURNEY INTO PRINT AND BROADCAST JOURNALISM* ( *Unveiling Marriage Oracle Magazine)*
By Femi Jegede, Marriage Coach

Every journey has a beginning, and mine was quietly ignited by inspiration close to home. The seed of my passion for print and broadcast journalism was first planted by my late brother-in-law, Mr. Adeshola Ayebola—a veteran journalist whose life and work spoke volumes. Though he is no longer here, his influence continues to echo in my path.

As destiny would have it, I later encountered a boss Mr. Taye Asubiojo who opened another door for me—introducing me to the rich world of knowledge housed in the Guardian Newspapers library. That exposure sharpened my curiosity and deepened my appreciation for journalism as both a profession and a calling.

Then came the COVID-19 period—a time when the world slowed down, but my growth accelerated. While many struggled with idleness, my current boss Mrs. Ronke Oladimeji ensured I remained engaged, loading me with books to read and learn from at home. Those moments of solitude became a season of preparation, shaping my mindset and refining my vision.

Today, I stand with a heart full of gratitude and a testimony to share. What began as a dream has now become a living reality. I am proud to launch Marriage Oracle—a relationship magazine born out of passion, purpose, and a desire to impact lives.

This is more than a publication; it is the fulfillment of a journey marked by mentorship, learning, and divine alignment.

And this is only the beginning.