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Why every Marriage should be renewed after expiry – Toke Makinwa explains

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Controversial Nigerian media personality, Toke Makinwa, has proposed that marriage should have an expiry date and be subject to renewal on account of the challenges with long-haul relationships.

 

The 35-year-old vlogger took to her Twitter page on Thursday to talk about rigours often encountered by those whose union survives the test of time to span decades without them resorting to divorce or separation.

Toke admitted she has always admired those who have achieved such a feat, making an analogy of a world where partners could be switched when boredom kicks in over the course of time.

“I think marriage should have an expiry, subject to renewal clause after a certain number of years, like the way we renew agreements,” the OAP who, who is a victim of divorce, wrote.

 

“People should be allowed to look back on time out in, grade themselves, and hit the renewal button if they can still stand each other.

“Each time I see people who’ve been married for 10 years and more, I respect them BIG, for holding it together and not losing it. It’s a lot of work. I wish people were more honest about that journey.

“Imagine a world where we could all just switch partners after a number of years the way animals do, with no stress, everybody good. Do you think it’ll be better? Less hassle, drama, just good time.”

 

On 15 January 2014, Makinwa married Maje Ayida, whom she had been involved with for eight years. In 2015, she separated from Ayida after discovering that he had impregnated his ex-girlfriend. On 5 October 2017, Makinwa’s marriage to Ayida was dissolved by a Lagos High Court on the grounds that Ayida committed adultery.

Recently, the entrepreneur had opened up on her love journey, describing herself as a hopeless romantic who can’t wait to fall for someone who would love her back no matter what life throws.

 

 

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