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Public divide grows after school forcibly cuts student’s hair
A viral video of a teacher cutting a student's hair has sparked a debate in Nigeria regarding the balance between enforcing school disciplinary codes and respecting parental rights.
Peter Okoye Defends Parenting Choices Amid Language Fluency Controversy
Peter Okoye responds to critics questioning why his children speak French instead of an indigenous Nigerian language, asserting his right to personal family choices.
Practical strategies for managing picky eaters during summer break
Struggling with a picky eater during the school holidays? Discover expert tips and clever strategies from parents to help children expand their food preferences and enjoy balanced meals.
Should schools shorten the summer break? A parent’s perspective
A British mother argues that shortening the six-week school summer holiday could help families save money and reduce the childcare burden, a proposal supported by some educators but met with caution from teachers.
Ubi Franklin Regrets Having Children With Multiple Women
Talent manager Ubi Franklin warns young people against fathering children with multiple women, citing the emotional challenges of managing relationships with different mothers.
Navigating the complexities of end-of-term teacher gifts
Parents are finding it increasingly difficult to navigate the costs and social expectations surrounding end-of-year teacher gifts, prompting calls for more transparent and modest practices.
Escalating graduation costs burden Nigerian families
Nigerian parents are expressing concern over the rising financial burden of school graduation ceremonies, arguing that the focus has shifted from academic achievement to costly and competitive displays of wealth.
Schools offer delayed Monday starts to accommodate late-night World Cup match
Several schools across England are pushing back start times on Monday to allow students and parents to watch the late-night England versus Mexico World Cup game.
Canada-based Nigerian Doctor Advises Against Unsupervised Studies Abroad
Doctor Zo urges Nigerian parents to prioritize active supervision and guardianship for their children studying in Canada, warning that financial support alone cannot prevent drug use and mental health struggles.
Why a growing number of women are choosing a childfree lifestyle
More women in the UK are opting out of motherhood, citing economic pressures, career goals, and personal freedom as they move away from traditional expectations.