Do you always struggle before you say, “I am sorry.” Do you feel many times that people are just unfair to you? Then you have a problem.

We were already over thirteen years in marriage and had completed having our four biological children. There was a financial transaction that needed to go through a banking process....

A woman came home late from a church programme one night and her husband out of anger, pushed her out and locked the door. She kept knocking but the man told her she was not going to step into the house that night.

From my observation, more children in Nigeria seem to say “I will tell my mummy for you” than they say, “I will tell my daddy for you,” even though daddy is the symbol of strength and protection for the family.

Parents have different styles and ways of bringing up their children. The styles they adopt, most likely are revised editions of what their own parents used on them.

I first saw the title “date your mate” in marriage counselor Nancy Pelt’s book, “The Highly Effective Marriage.” Through the many years I have counseled couples on the need for deliberate constant manufacturing of love-filled activities in their relationships

I met my wife, Carol for the very first time in my life when she was 28 years old, and I married her when she was twenty-nine.

Before I proposed to my wife, Carol, I had fasted and prayed almost like never before to know whether God was in it or not. I, therefore, knew hundred percent that God was fully in my marriage to Carol.

It was a gathering of some adults. As the discussion went on, a compere said, “If You Are Not Happy When You Do Not Have Money, You Will Still Not Be Happy When You Have Money.” One of the intelligent men argued that when a man who has responsibilities does not have enough money...

Bishop, what’s going on? Why such a title for an article? Are you encouraging couples to quarrel? If not so, why do you have to give people quarreling rules? Or is quarreling now a football game, where a referee is needed?

•The President Has Reached His Peak Bishop Charles Ighele, the General Superintendent, Holy Spirit Mission (Happy Family Centre), just clocked 66. In this interview with ISAAC TAIWO, he speaks on his church’s mission, his programmes for youths and the nation, while proffering solutions to some of the challenges facing Nigeria Considering the current economic, social…

I hear some people say, “I don’t care what people say about me”. But I tell such people, “You must care what people say about you”. What most people are saying about you goes a long way to show you how people see you.