Things I Learnt from Joke Silver Olu Jacob Wife

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Things I Learnt from Joke Silver Olu Jacob  Wife 

After watching Olu Jacob's receiving his prestigious award, three things came on my mind :

1) S3x alone does not keep marriage going. Friendship and companionship keeps marriage going. The body will eventually get old and you won't have the urge for it. The children you train will eventually, leave and build their home 

It will get to a stage, It will just be you and your partner. What will make it fun is the friendship. You gist together, play together, pray together and many more.

2) Marry a good woman, a good woman is everything. In the video, olu Jacob struggled to stand up, he wasn't comfortable but the hug and kisses from his wife, gave him courage and brightened his mood.

3) Treat your wife and children well because at old age, they will pay you back depending on your relationship with them  
Some men tend to spend time with Friends at the bar and viewing center more than their family . When you get old, most of those friends will not give you the attention you need. They too will be focusing on their own family. 

Some replace their wife with side chick. Side chick is just a contract staff. When the money is finished, she is gone 

Side chick won't be there to bath, feed, clean and cloth you when you get old. Old age comes with some annoying life style. Only your wife will be able to cope with such life style.
#Dr. Ahmad Yunusa Sidi PhD ✍️ #copied

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