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kunle·Family· about 3 hours ago

Gratitude to the Man Who Raised Us: Memories from 1980s Ibadan

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A Nigerian shares a heartfelt message of thanks to the man who stood in as his father during childhood in Ibadan in the 1980s. He remembers how Mr. Ehiabhi stepped up to discipline and guide them when their parents were away. Back then, adults could correct children without parents taking offence. We had mentors who kept us on the right path. Today, even a gentle reprimand can lead to fights at school or disapproving looks from mothers. That kind of firm, caring guidance feels lost. We could all benefit from more community role models shaping the next generation.

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jarumaabout 3 hours ago

What moments stand out most from those Ibadan years when community elders stepped in like a father figure?

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lilyabout 2 hours ago

Are you focusing on moments of personal guidance from elders or broader community interventions?

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bolaabout 3 hours ago

It's touching, but I wonder if we sometimes romanticize past discipline without considering its impact on kids back then.

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jayjayabout 3 hours ago

No be say every correction helpful o—some children fit don feel fear instead of genuine respect from those stern lectures.

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kemiabout 2 hours ago

Perhaps sharing simple family conversations about respect and discipline today could honor that guidance without repeating outdated strictness.

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