Adeyinka Odutuyo is a Culture Writer at Legit.ng and Zikoko. She focuses on themes related to culture and society, exploring topics such as dating, romantic relationships, communication techniques, and the dynamics of family and partnerships. Adeyinka's work has been featured in various publications, highlighting her insights into lifestyle and internet culture.
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By: Adeyinka Odutuyo
For years, Tunmi* (33) became the person everyone called when life fell apart. But after missing his own 30th birthday to comfort a grieving friend, he returned to an empty apartment and realised he had become everyone’s safe space without having one of his own. Now, he opens up about the loneliness of always being the strong one.
By: Adeyinka Odutuyo
This Love Life couple talk about losing their first baby, and building a life while navigating judgement and early parenthood.
20 years into marriage, Adenola* (41), has realised that building a family is far more complicated than simply recreating what you grew up watching. In this week’s Marriage Diaries, he talks about the exhaustion that can quietly creep into long-term relationships and why he sometimes enjoys the company of his children more than his wife’s.
On this week's Love Life, they talk about their fast-moving love story, how their marriage struggled after they let a stranger into their home, and why they're still committed after almost a decade together.
When Joke* (32) got married four years ago, she never imagined she’d spend most of it raising children alone in Nigeria while her husband lived abroad. In this week’s Marriage Diaries, she talks about almost considering divorce after getting pregnant alone in Nigeria, and why she sometimes feels like a single mother in a loving marriage.
Childhood friends Korede* (41) and Derin* (37) grew up on the same street in Lagos. On this week's Love Life, they talk about losing touch for years, finding each other again at the wrong time, and the long, complicated road it took to finally be together.
By: Adeyinka Odutuyo
Growing up, Teniola*(35) watched the men in her mother's life come and go, and those experiences made marriage feel more frightening than desirable.
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On this week's Love Life, they talk about the housing scam that brought them together, falling in love as coursemates, the six-month relationship break that pushed them into other people's arms, and the difficult journey back to each other.
By: Adeyinka Odutuyo
In this week's Marriage Diaries, he shares how financial anxiety delayed his journey to marriage, why his parents initially opposed his wife and how 13 years later, he's learnt that love alone isn't enough to sustain a marriage.
