Is the traditional obsession with male heirs still relevant in modern Nigerian society?
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Aliko Dangote recently stated that having a male heir is not his priority, a sentiment that starkly contrasts with the deep-rooted cultural expectations in many Nigerian families where male children are often seen as the primary successors. Do you think this perspective marks a shift in how elite Nigerian families view business succession and legacy, or does the pressure for a 'male heir' remain an inescapable burden for the average Nigerian home?
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