Is it fair for Nigerian parents to measure their children's success solely by professional achievements?
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We often see families where everyone follows a traditional 'prestigious' path, like law or medicine, while one person decides to chase a completely different, unconventional career. In our culture, this often leads to the 'black sheep' label or constant family pressure to conform. Do you think parents should be more accepting of their children's unconventional career choices, or is there value in the pressure to uphold a family legacy?
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