Abstract
The study investigated the family responsibilities, challenges and the coping
strategies among married individuals in two tertiary institutions in Odeda LGA.
204 respondents were randomly selected. Data was collected using questionnaire
and interview guide. Data were analysed using descriptive statistics and content
analysis. Findings revealed that family responsibilities reported by respondents
were basically money oriented. Majority agreed that their jobs affects their family
responsibilities. Goal setting, planning, avoiding procrastination among others
were ways of coping with family life. Conclusions were made. The study has
implication for policy and practice.