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5 SIGNS YOU’RE A BAD MARRIAGEABLE PARTNER



So how do I know the kind of marriage partner I may be? What are the warning signs that tell me I’ll most likely not make my marriage enjoyable? Today on ishare100, Jerry Okelade (Pst) shares with us on 5 signs that you maybe a bad marriageable partner.
Just as a doctor will diagnose a sins through its signs and symptoms in the same way, it so good to diagnose whether you are a good marriage material. In order not drive home my point, it is good to x-ray some of the signs and symptoms of a bad marriage material.

When You’re Selfish
Marriage is not only a commitment a haven where the essence of love is in self-giving. This is not to suggest that you should lose yourself with your spouse, which can also be detrimental to a marriage. It only means if you’re only thinking about yourself, your spouse becomes an object-not a partner- and mutual love cannot grow. If you want him to cater to you constantly without reciprocating, you’re not good when it comes to compromise, and you don’t want to share him with family and friends, chance s are your selfishness will eventually alienate and suffocate him. Most selfish people use their partners’ love against them and hold their partners accountable for their own happiness.

2.     When You’re Extremely Jealous
If you’re a jealous person by nature, this won’t change once you out a ring on it- it’ll only make it worse. Agreed that we’ve all been jealous from time to time, and some may argue that a healthy level of jealousy is actually good for a relationship. However, extreme jealousy is a sign of insecurity, and professing your love before God and guest won’t change feelings of low self-esteem or inadequacy. Now that’ he’s not just your boyfriend, but your husband, your possessiveness will increase tenfold and you will feel threatened by every woman he homes in contact with if you don’t get a handle on your jealousy issues. Be honest with yourself and get help if needed.



3.     When You’re A Party/Club Person
Most men wouldn’t take too kindly to their wife dropping it like it’s hot in the club every night. A few ladies could tolerate a night crawler for a man. There’s nothing wrong with partying and mad marrying and having a good time with friends, but when you have a partner at home who wants to spend quality time with you, it’s not good. Going out with your girls from time to time is great, and he should get out with the peers as well. No one is suggesting that you cut off the rest of the world where you have no outlet. However, the type of opening and frequency should not compromise the amount of time you spend with each other. In marriage, you need to find a balance between being together and being out with others.


4.     When You Do Not Like Children
There is nothing wrong with liking or not wanting children – it’s not for everyone, and it doesn’t automatically exclude you from being seen as a wife material. However, you have to keep in mind that if you are a dating a person who wants children\, or who has children already, then it won’t matter how much you love him/her….it’ll never work. He/she will resent you, and you’ll be miserable. Children are a commitment all on their own aside from marriage, so if you both aren’t united on this front, the marriage will eventually collapse.


5.     When You Are Promiscuous Or A Cheat
Let’s face it, you know if you’re a cheater or not. This is not to say that once a cheater, always a cheater but most people who are repeatedly unfaithful in relationships don’t change unless they truly are ready and they want to. If you want to, then great you can change and be a great wife to a wonderful man. But if you haven’t finished sowing your royal oats, then don’t bring anyone else into your mess. Remain single until you can remain faithful

 

News: N-Power Portal for Second Round of 300,000 Jobs Opens in June 13th

N-Power programme - Acting President Yemi Osinbajo has said the portals for NPower would be reopened on June 13 to absorb additional 


300,000 of the National Social Investment Programmes (NSIP).

This is even as he declared that  the NSIP initiative was not designed as a favour for the nation’s vulnerable ones but because as citizens, the

beneficiaries deserved it.

Osinbajo spoke yesterday at the second anniversary of the President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration, showcasing the achievements of the

NSIP with the theme: “A smile for every Nigerian”, as part of activities to mark 18 years of uninterrupted democratic rule, held at the  State

House Conference Centre, Abuja.

“The next phase of this programme will proceed on a surer footing. We will be reopening the portals for NPower on the 13 of June, we are

ramping up on the CCT, GEEP, and the Home Grown School feeding. Our targets are clear, soon enough we will put smiles on the faces of

millions more.

“I want to say to all of you that we do not consider the programme as a favour done to you. It is not. You deserve this programme because

you are citizens of this country.

“This country can provide and should provide for all that is in need of help and we will do our very best to provide.”

Osinbajo described the NSIP as a “heart and head” programme because not only is it difficult to ignore the pains caused by poverty, articulate

and detailed planning is required to provide appropriate remedies.

“The social Investment Programme is both a heart and a head programme.

Heart, because the pains of poverty cannot be ignored. The programme is also a head or logical common sense issue. A country’s economic

development is a function of the number living above poverty level.

“Our levels of poverty are so alarming that clearly some fundamental interventions by government are necessary.

“For all those who need the help, we will do our very best to provide.

“When some people talk about N30,000 for a graduate, it almost seems as if this is ridiculous, but it is clear that anyone who hasn’t had a job

for years, and that is the case for so many, needs that start in life.

“I am very, very proud of everyone of you for the ways you have gone about this. You have done this with so much dignity and you have gone

about ensuring that everyone who was listening to you is so extremely proud for the way you have conducted yourselves, the way that you

have shown so much commitment and so much dedication. This is truly the Nigerian spirit and I am extremely proud of you.”

Osinbajo said with the programme, Nigeria has shown that a massive programme could be initiated and managed on-line.

“The N-Power programme is the largest posttertiary jobs programme in Africa. We now know that we can train large numbers electronically.

“Secondly, we have demonstrated that a transparent process of employment is possible. All of these  young men and women have testified that

they knew nobody, paid nobody to get the jobs they now have.

“Thirdly, we have achieved great success in our  financial inclusion efforts  by bringing in  many, especially the extremely poor in the hinterlands

into the formal banking system.

“Beneficiaries of the Conditional cash Transfer programme, home grown school feeding vendors and cooks, now have BVNs and bank

accounts. We have also demonstrated that electronic payment on such a huge scale, across the nation is possible.

“Most importantly, we have ensured that our programmes are in all states not just APC states, so much so that some of the governors in non-

APC states even take credit for these Federal Government programmes.

“We know that our children in public schools, many from poor homes, do not really care about whether the food is from one political party or

the other.

“The fund will enable us to provide inexpensive mortgages for hundreds of thousands  across the country. Already the project has started in 11

States,” he said.


SOURCE: DailySun