In Nigeria, once you hit your mid-20s, the “when will you marry?” question becomes a national anthem. From nosy aunties at family gatherings to subtle (and not-so-subtle) pressure from friends and social media, it feels like everyone expects you to be walking down the aisle before 30. But is marriage really the ultimate goal, or is society setting unrealistic expectations?

In this episode of Truth and Tensions, we dive into the pressure to marry young, the fears of being “left behind”, and whether rushing into marriage just to meet a timeline is worth it.