My Marriage to Omoni Has No Divorce Option

Nnamdi Oboli, an optometrist turned marriage coach and husband of actress Omoni Oboli, discusses his transition from medical practice to relationship counseling. He reflects on how his upbringing and Christian faith shaped his perspective on the sanctity and purpose of marriage.
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Provides insight into the personal life and career evolution of a public figure's spouse, highlighting cultural perspectives on marriage in Nigeria.
Nnamdi Oboli, an optometrist, marriage coach, content creator and husband of Nollywood actress, Omoni Oboli, tells NAOMI CHIMA about his career and other issues What was your upbringing like, and how did it shape you? I was an introverted child. I was very good academically and didn’t give my parents many problems. I was observant, and growing up was fun because my home was always happy. There was always laughter, music and a lot of closeness among my siblings. My father was a banker, so we moved around Nigeria whenever he was transferred. I was born in Lagos and initially spoke Yoruba, but when we moved to the East, I gradually lost the language. I had my primary and secondary education in Enugu State before studying optometry at the University of Benin. I practised for roughly 20 years before moving to Canada.
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