Name them, Wizkid, Pasuma, Saheed Osupa, Late Alhaji Agba, and many others sing praises of only their Moms.

Aren’t musicians passing across wrong mindset to the society?

During Mother’s Day, many people eulogize their Moms on social media like Facebook, etc. However, on Father’s Day, very few people, if any praise and thank their fathers.

Are people too shallow-sensed to know that there are useful, loving, and caring dads? Even if your dad isn’t capable of taking care of your now, have they forgotten that someone provided money for their upkeep when they were helpless?

I’ve witnessed situations in which wives poisoned their children’s hearts against their fathers because they’d misunderstand and got separated (whereas some wives also share responsibility for their marriage failure).

Have those who praise only their mothers forgotten that they would become parents or they have become parents? Don’t they think they can also offend their children in some way or the other?

If you honor your mother only, don’t you think one of your children or your children will do the same for you?

Why do Mothers take a lion share of Onje Omo (rewards from children) while dads get so little or nothing? Is this fair?

Why would women complain of childbearing pains when they willingly enjoyed that sex, even going willingly back to enjoy the sex after the pain of childbirth is over?

As there are useless dads, aren’t there wicked and useless moms?

Why?

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Fathers are nowhere to be found Mothers are always around especially for their kids and are blessed with nurturing skills by nature. Fathers know nothing about nurture

I tire

Mothers are gold..

They've grown up to realize that without mothers, they'll be no where.

theEYe21:
Fathers are nowhere to be found Mothers are always around especially for their kids and are blessed with nurturing skills by nature. Fathers know nothing about nurture

Speak for yourself and stop generalizing....my own father knows a lot about nurture and he is always there for all his children the same way my mum is there for us...there are still many good fathers out there...and I know some nairalanders also have very good fathers...