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Extended African Family System: Curse Or Blessing? by AlphaT1(m): 12:20pm On Aug 18, 2016
Family is indeed important but this new trend is worrisome!

I know there are many benefits as well as disadvantages of a typical African extended family system. However, this new trend in which pressure is mounted so much on young boys and girls who are trying to grow (make a living) is becoming too rampant now-a-days.

A situation where a young man or lady who's working or doing business and needs to pay his/her bills ( and perhaps settle down too) receives so much financial pressure from family members (and friends) such that it adversely affects his/her growth; is this good for us? How can this trend be corrected?

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