Context

In many Nigerian homes, parenting has traditionally been about strict control and over-involvement to ensure success. Now, there is a growing conversation about being a 'lighthouse' parent—someone who provides a steady, guiding light without constantly hovering or intervening in every child's struggle. Do you think this shift is necessary for raising the next generation, or does our culture demand that parents stay actively involved in every detail of their children's lives to keep them on the right track?