In these challenging economic times, couples must prioritize understanding and patience in their relationship. The pressures of financial strain can lead to misunderstandings and conflicts, but it's essential to remember that you are partners in overcoming these difficulties.

Take the time to communicate openly about your feelings and concerns. Listen to each other without judgment, and work together to create strategies that can ease the burden. Small sacrifices and compromises can go a long way in sustaining your home and nurturing your bond.

Remember that this hardship is temporary, and your collective strength can weather any storm. Support each other emotionally and practically, and focus on the love and unity that brought you together in the first place. By fostering a spirit of collaboration and resilience, you can not only survive this period but also emerge stronger and more connected. Let's stand together, exercise patience, and build a future filled with hope and stability for our families.

In Kwara state petrol is sold at N1000 per litre, and the N70,000 minimum is yet to commence in many states.

On a bright, sunny afternoon, a father and his young son were busy tending to their garden. The curious boy looked up and asked, "Dad, why do we put seeds in the ground?" The father, with a warm smile, replied, "Well, we plant seeds so they can grow into delicious vegetables for us to eat!" The son pondered for a moment, then exclaimed, "So, if I plant my homework in the garden, will it turn into an A?" The father laughed heartily and said, "Only if you nurture it with hard work and dedication!"

Allah,
We come before You with heavy hearts, seeking Your divine intervention for Nigeria and its people. We ask that You replace the leaders who choose greed and oppression with those who embody love, compassion, and integrity. May Your light shine upon the poor and marginalized, bringing them hope and strength. Guide us towards unity and justice, and let Your will be done in our land. Amen.

Winning someone's heart is a personal and complex process, as every individual is unique. However, here are a few general tips that may help you:

1. Show genuine interest: Take the time to get to know her, listen to her, and show genuine interest in her thoughts, feelings, and experiences.

2. Be a good communicator: Communication is key in any relationship. Be open, honest, and attentive in your conversations with her.

3. Be kind and respectful: Treat her with kindness, respect, and empathy. Show appreciation for her and her opinions.

4. Be yourself: Authenticity is important. Be true to who you are and let your genuine personality shine through.

5. Be supportive: Support her goals, dreams, and aspirations. Encourage her to pursue her passions and be there for her during both good and challenging times.

6. Show affection: Express your affection through small gestures, like compliments, surprises, and acts of kindness.

Remember, every person is different, so it's important to understand and respect her individual preferences and boundaries. Building a strong and healthy connection takes time, patience, and effort from both parties involved.

I pray the upcoming protest will go peacefully with an amicable result. No record of life lost or property destruction should be reported.

We're living in a society where all we can think about well is ourselves, not others. We have done well to our leaders, particularly the political leaders by bringing them on board. Now, they can enjoy good homes, water, electricity and many more because they are well-paid. But, these same leaders will deny most good meant for masses who chose them for better places they find themselves today.

When will it stop? When will we stop enjoying the money and riches we derive from the sufferings of innocent Nigerians?

We're wishing and praying that the government will turn the listing eyes to the crying of the masses. The N70,000 minimum wage cannot in any commensurate with the economic hardship out there. Let them by doing something that will be beneficial to all. If the prince of rice and some other foods could come down many Nigerians will feel the impact of the hardworking of the government. For now, allow in-flow of essential food especially the rice and lift all charges on importations.