Well I had to bring this topic up because the thought just crossed my mind. I know a lot of folks are really bitten by the hard realities of living in Nigeria and may not find this topic worth deliberating on especially when faced with other really urgent things. But it is a fact that in our families of birth or families of parenting, we have called our parents by a title (Daddy, Sir or whatever our traditions detect.) In many instances, there appears to be a level of formality (like a boss and worker relationship) in the father-child relationship where children call their father "Sir". While children who call their parents "Daddy" seem to enjoy a level of closeness. So we will like you to tell us what you called your father and what your relationship with your father was. How would you want your children to address you as a father? Please let contribute and many intending fathers may learn.

Normal mode - Popman, dad
Joking mode - Chairman.

My hussy calls me Babym, so whenever they want to play with their dad they call him Babym too. But when serious they call him daddy or paapa