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“Since COVID, love has never been the same” – Tekno laments state of modern relationships
Nigerian singer Tekno has shared his thoughts on modern relationships, claiming love has not been the same since the COVID-19 pandemic.
Speaking during a recent interview with Cool FM, the music star said the 2020 lockdown forced many couples to spend long periods together, making them realise they were not as compatible as they once believed.
According to Tekno, the experience changed people’s perception of love, with many becoming less willing to commit to relationships and marriage.
“I think since after 2020, love is not the same. During COVID, people got to spend time with their loved ones and realised maybe they didn’t really love the person as much as they thought,” he said.
The singer explained that many relationships suffered because couples no longer had the opportunity to miss each other, making their presence feel less special.
He also lamented the rising number of failed marriages, noting that even celebrities and respected public figures have not been spared from relationship scandals.
Tekno further stated that the entertainment industry has changed, saying love stories no longer dominate music and movies as they once did.
“That’s why I’m asking the question, where did love go? There was a time when love was real. Even our movies revolved around love. Now it’s mostly about clout and influencing. It doesn’t feel organic anymore,” he added.
His comments have sparked debate online, with many agreeing that relationships have changed since the pandemic, while others argued that love still exists but people’s expectations have evolved.
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“I think since after 2020, love is not the same. Marriages don’t work.” — Nigerian Singer Tekno
— Instablog9ja (@instablog9ja) July 9, 2026

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