Adeyinka Odutuyo is a Culture Writer at Legit.ng and Zikoko. She explores themes of family and relationships, focusing on topics such as dating, romantic relationships, relationship counseling, and parenting, while also delving into the intersections of religion, culture, and society. Adeyinka's insightful work has been featured in various platforms, contributing to important conversations around modern relationships and cultural dynamics.
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Adeyinka's coverage focuses on local Nigerian events, entertainment news, and lifestyle topics. She seems to be interested in stories related to Nigerian celebrities, movies, TV shows, and public figures. Consider pitching lifestyle or entertainment-related content with a focus on Nigeria or the city of Lagos.
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Rosie (29) and Xo (33) met in August 2023, a year into Rosie's US embassy posting in Nigeria, when she was still struggling to feel at home.
By: Adeyinka Odutuyo
We asked these married Nigerians about the must-have home appliances that reduce everyday fights, and here's what they recommend.
From couples approaching their first decade together to those who have weathered decades of marriage, childbirth, financial struggles and other difficult seasons, these stories offer a glimpse into the patience, understanding, perseverance and commitment it takes from both partners to build a marriage that lasts.
Olamide* (29) and Adura* (28) started out as coursemates who barely spoke, then grew close during a shared IT placement in 2019.
By: Adeyinka Odutuyo
When Fikun*, 24, got married, she thought she was stepping into the kind of peaceful, loving marriage she grew up watching her parents enjoy. Less than nine months later, she began divorce proceedings.
By: Adeyinka Odutuyo
Deji*(mid 20s) recently graduated from university, but he doesn't plan to invite his parents or younger sisters to his convocation. He knows they'll expect to be there, but he believes their presence will take away from a day he wants to enjoy. He explains why years of favouritism have made him distance himself from his family.
Abdulwaduud (31) and Zee (25) met during a work project in February 2025. On this week's Love Life, they talk about a DM trap set after a dinner event, a mother who nearly disqualified him over his hair before a single phone call changed her mind, and a marriage that happened in less than six months of dating.
By: Adeyinka Odutuyo
If you've never experienced that kind of friendship switch-up, these Nigerians have. They share what it's like to lose friends who became famous and suddenly started treating them like strangers.
By: Adeyinka Odutuyo
Deji* (28) and Nkem (27) met at a tech speaking event in Lagos in 2023, and grew close over shared career ambitions.
