Raising Global Citizens: Navigating Nigerian vs. Western Parenting in the Diaspora
For many Nigerian parents living in Western countries, the journey of raising children is often a del
For many Nigerian parents living in Western countries, the journey of raising children is often a del
It was 6:30 PM on a Tuesday, and Sarah stood in her kitchen, staring at the colorful plate of stir-fr
In the rush of corporate deadlines, school runs, and extracurricular schedules, a dangerous quiet has
Mama Tola sat in her shop in the bustling heart of Tejuosho Market, Yaba. The afternoon heat was rele
The scent of burnt toast still hung in the air, a familiar Saturday morning perfume. My daughter, the
It was a Tuesday afternoon, and the living room looked like a battlefield of building blocks and half
Meet Daniel and Alex. Daniel was groomed from the age of ten. His parents, both successful engineers,
I remember one Tuesday evening, rushing through the kitchen like a whirlwind. My 10-year-old son, Lia
The traditional path for education seems simple: enroll your child in a public or private school and
The whispered words “I wet the bed” can feel heavy, not just for the child who utters the