Context

Temi Otedola has openly embraced her status as a 'nepo baby,' arguing that she shouldn't have to apologize for her background. While some argue that having a wealthy foundation provides an unfair advantage in a country where many struggle, others believe that hard work still matters regardless of who your parents are. Do you think people are too quick to dismiss the achievements of children from influential families, or is it a valid critique of a system that lacks a level playing field?