Renowned Nigerian artist Iyanya, also known as Iyanya Onoyom Mbuk, has recently stirred up discussions on the secrets to a long and successful marriage.
During a guest appearance on the ‘The Kingz Corner’ podcast, Iyanya passionately shared his views on the importance of protecting precious moments within a marriage from the often intrusive eyes of social media.
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While acknowledging the inevitable challenges that come with marriage, Iyanya highlighted the commitment of happily married couples to shield their relationships. Expressing concern over the prevailing trend of exposing personal lives on social platforms, he questioned why people readily safeguard material death but hesitate to project love ones.
The singer reflected on the disparity between the value placed on material possessions and the lack of protection for personal relationships.
He pointed out that some happily married individuals choose not to showcase their valuable moments on platforms like Instagram, opting instead to cherish them privately.
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Iyanya argued against turning marriages and their associated issues into public entertainment. He contended that societal pressures, fueled by social media, should not overshadow the true essence of finding a life partner.
Urging a recalibration of perspectives, he emphasized the significance of prioritizing genuine, loving partnerships over the pursuit of perfection portrayed on social platforms.
Rejecting the notion of marriage as a social entity, Iyanya encouraged individuals to resist allowing failed marriages to shape expectations or instill doubts.
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He concluded by advocating for a shift in focus towards finding someone who genuinely cares and is willing to make sacrifices for the betterment of the relationship. Iyanya’s wisdom serves as a timely reminder to prioritize the sanctity of marriage in an era dominated by social media.
