Group pledges to address challenges of enduring relationships

A three man committee has pledged to address the age-old human yearning for authentic connections and enduring relationships.

The three man committee who are Ani Okono, Elijah Bassey, and Uduak Etim gave this pledge recently at the launching of a dating app, Tramatch, in Lagos.

Okono, while speaking on the startup’s value proposition emphasised the platform’s role in curating an environment where individuals can bond over shared beliefs, as well as laying the groundwork for long-term partnerships.

The team noted that Tramatch’s approach aims to diverge from fleeting dating experiences and promote values that lead to stable unions.

“Our drive is to curate an environment where individuals can bond over shared beliefs, laying the groundwork for long-term partnerships.

“Through Tramatch, we want to embody a perspective steeped in the foundational principles of the three Abrahamic faiths, Judaism, Islam, or Christianity. It is our mission to assist our users in making their choices of seeking partners who resonate with their views on monogamy or polygamy.

“Rather than championing transient dating and liberal marital views, the platform seeks to uphold enduring values that have consistently resulted in more stable unions,” they stated.

According to the trio, Nigeria’s rich cultural and religious diversity offers a fitting backdrop for Tramatch’s distinctive approach, combining individuality with unity in the pursuit of lasting relationships.

“By focusing on compatibility based on shared beliefs and cultural norms, Tramatch seeks to address a gap in the dating app market. Its emphasis on meaningful connections and enduring values positions is to tap into the demand for more purpose-driven matchmaking platforms,” they added.