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Reno Omokri Gives Reasons Why Newlyweds Shouldn’t Take In Relatives

Reno Omokri Gives Reasons Why Newlyweds

Former presidential aide, Reno Omokri has shared reasons, he thinks that newlyweds, should not take in relatives.

In a recent post shared by the outspoken and controversial lawyer, he noted that newlyweds, who are looking to strengthen their bonds should not bring in relatives to live with them, otherwise, it may be futile.

Reno Omokri Gives Reasons Why Newlyweds

Furthermore, he added that couples should be given their own space, so as to solidify their bond and do silly things together, like running around naked just like adam and eve.

In his words, Dear couples,

After your wedding, note that you need time to strengthen your marriage Union. If you bring in relatives to live with you, you may not be able to strengthen your bond.

You need a house that is so free that both of you can chase each other naked around it, like Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. This is how many homes are destroyed. Two imperfect people marry.

Out of foolishness, they allow in-laws to live with them from the get-go. The in-laws note the imperfection of the spouse not related to them and inform their extended family, and just like that, your marital issues are extended and become family issues!

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