It Takes two to Tango

  By; Molley Obbu

“It Takes 2 to Tango” is an adage that is not new. The question is, how many of us have bothered to look at the deeper meaning of the word ‘TANGO’? “Tango literally, is a dance that originated in the 1890s along the Río de la Plata, the natural border between Argentina and Uruguay and soon spread to the rest of the world. It is a dance which requires two (a couple) to be able to dance in a harmonious rhythm. This dance is one of very few that is purely reactional, such that the step of one (Dancer) determines that of the other, which is why indeed; “it takes two to Tango”.

Just like the Tango Dance, there are some actions in our lives that can only occur when there are two persons in a perfect rhythm. For instance, It takes two to make babies; it takes two to marry or wed; it takes two to break up or divorce; suffice to say it also takes two to fight or make up. However for the purpose of this talk; we will be dwelling on how “it takes two to build or break” as it relates to relationships and marriages.

As is popularly quoted from the good book, “a good woman builds her home”. This is a quote that has become so misunderstood and misinterpreted to mean that the building or breaking of the home lies with the wife. Well, I beg to disagree. Yes, the good book places the “making” of a home in the hands of the wife. This pre-supposes that a man may own a beautiful house but cannot make it a home until he finds a wife, which is the larger part of the “good thing”. Note that I did not say; “until he is marries a woman”. This is because a man can be married to a woman who does not turn out to be a wife. What I am saying therefore is that it takes a wife and not just any woman, who is in perfect rhythm with the husband, to make a home. A home is borne of the magic touch of a wife's loving hands and heart. However, while some women can turn a beautiful house into a “hell hole”, there are others who can actually.....................TO BE CONTINUED

When The Speaker Of the Delta State House Clocked 44

When The Speaker Of the Delta State House Clocked 44

"The Olikeze of Onicha-Olona” 

A Citation on the Celebrant

Rt. Hon (Engr.) Victor Onyekachi Ochei is the Speaker of the Delta State House of Assembly. Prior to his elevation as the Primus interpares of the Delta State Legislature, he had represented Aniocha North State Constituency since 2003. He was the deputy minority leader of the Third Assembly and also served as the Chairman of House Committee on Education of the penultimate Assembly.

Hon. Ochei hails from Ogbekenu, Onicha Olona in Aniocha North Local Government Area of Delta State.  He had his early education in Kano-his place of birth-before proceeding to the University of Benin, Benin City, and graduated in Chemical Engineering. 

Apparently aware of the benefits of good education, Hon. Ochei returned .........full story on "Hot Shots Magazine Current Edition"

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Former Miss Nwosu & Nnamdi Eddoh's wedding @ Lagos, Nigeria


Families and friends of Nkechinyere Esther Nwosu & Nnamdi Victor Eddoh brother inlaw to the GMD SLOT Nation wide. Mr. Nnamdi Ezeigbo; recently tied the knot in lagos......... full photo coverage and story on "Current edition of Hotshots Magazines"