IT IS NOT GOOD FOR A MAN TO BE ALONE. Genesis 2:18

Ironically that which the Bible says ‘it is not good” was the exact thing that seemingly strengthened the friendship in the lives of three men. Friends in the midsummer of their lives, bound together in prosperity, lifestyle, adventure and most importantly, pain.

For GBADE, it was the loss of a dear one.

For JIDE, it was the agony of a broken trust.

For SYLVESTER. It was the stifling presence of his helicopter mum whose pleasure it was to disqualify any potential wife around him no matter how flimsy the rationale.

Pain drifted them together and made them ultimately happier as singles. But for how long can three grown men live and prosper in solitude without a help meet?

The executive bachelors is a compelling read for all singles.

So long as humans exist, the need to get on well and along with each other can never be overstressed as it determines to a great extent the progress made as a nation, group or an individual. Humana Necessitudo was written by divine inspiration. The author believes that it will help people all over the world overcome social vices and relate well, thereby making the world a safe and conducive place for ALL! It covers such topics as emotional maturity, identities and individual differences, love and integrity as foundations of an excellent human relationship. Humana Necessitudo is a must for every human being!

Nothing works well when any relationship is failing. One might struggle to make things work but the fact is that the other individual have a different way of thinking, different personality, temperament and entirely different angle of viewing matters. Just like dancing might appears like a lunatic display to another person who couldn't hear the sound of the music. It takes some level of efforts to build a relationship on a platform where things work out but not without challenges rather on challenges-resolving-based strategies. This book emphasized that every relationship is made of unequal and opposite persons. How do you keep any relationship from failure? How do you salvage a failed relationship? What are the clues to understanding differences in any relationship? Do we keep changing or forsaking a relationship if it's not working? or do we need to endure or tolerate the unbearable just to keep a relationship alive? These and several more questions have this book proffered a way forward.