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They say “Love is blind”, “Love knows no bounds”, and “Love is beautiful” Indeed, Love is an incredible experience; however, it could be very misleading because love has a habit of making one see relationships through rose-tinted glasses, for this reason, lovers are not always in the right frame of mind to understand  whether their relationship is healthy and built to last or not. When cupid’s arrow hits, the brain’s thinking ability is often relegated to the back stage, you see no evil, hear no evil and speaks only love, but don’t be deceived, because things can go so very wrong so very fast when you don’t see “the hand writing on the wall”. Do not worry; here are some “writing on the wall” to help you identify if your relationship is healthy and built to last. 1.    How do you and your partner communicate during disagreements, do you play the blame game or address each other respectfully? If your communication is cordial, then your relationship is healthy and built to last. 2.    Do

That the novel coronavirus has reached every nation on the planet is no news, that it is claiming lives is also no news. This is not the first time that a pandemic of this magnitude is hitting the world. In 541CE, while the supreme power of the empire was all, Emperor Justinian, ruler of the Byzantine Empire, had just conquered Egypt and as was the practice, he was entitled to tributes from his conquered lands, so along with tributes that came to Constantinople from Egypt were black rats infested with fleas, these fleas were carriers of a deadly bacterium called Yersinia pestis, this bacterium resulted in the fatal infection otherwise known as the plague. The Justinian Plague of 541 CE from across the Mediterranean Sea decimated Constantinople, it didn't stop there, like wildfire, it spread across Europe, Asia, North Africa, and Arabia leaving death in its wake. The Justinian Plague of 541 CE killed an estimated 30 to 50 million people, at 541 CE, this was perhaps half of the world