Online Dating:

Skills and Attitudes in Romantic Relationships

The Youth and Society Project of Hall 5 successfully hosted another online dating seminar aimed to explore the impacts of using online dating apps among adolescents The event took place in MFH-C and was attended by a diverse group of students who were keen to learn more about online dating.

The speaker for the seminar was Mr ISANGHA Stanley Oloji, a Ph D candidate in the Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences Throughout the seminar, Stanley shared his insights on the pros and cons of using online dating apps to initiate romantic relationships He also engaged the attendees by asking for their opinions and thoughts on different cases related to online dating

Stanley also talked about the potential risks associated with using online dating apps, including privacy concerns and negative impacts on mental health He emphasized the importance of being careful when using these apps. However, he also acknowledged that it is okay to find a partner from online dating, as long as it is done with caution

Overall, the seminar was a success and provided attendees with valuable insights into the world of online dating. The active participation of the students made the event lively and engaging, and the speaker's expertise and approach made the event informative and enlightening