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Educate us,if you will...

Lukuluku69:
If you know the story of Asake, his mum amd Dad, you would marvel.

I fit tell you small sha

Congratulations Mama, kudos to Asake but he needs to balance the equation if his Papa is still alive.

Hopefully he has bought a vehicle for his dad too. May God bless him much more.

Oloide, dad ko?

wolesmile:
But how about the father?
At least it was widely reported that it was the father that single handedly raised him after the mother left them, and that they used to sing together on the street pr thereabout when he was still a child. So the runaway mother is now the one enjoying what the father toiled for. There was a time I even read about the father suffering stroke.

Lolzzzz. As a man take care of yourself oooo ...

All this was made possible because Olamide gave him a chance, he should never forget that

wolesmile:
But how about the father?
At least it was widely reported that it was the father that single handedly raised him after the mother left them, and that they used to sing together on the street pr thereabout when he was still a child. So the runaway mother is now the one enjoying what the father toiled for. There was a time I even read about the father suffering stroke.

Very sad only very few fathers are privileged to enjoy the fruits of their labour.

Justice for fathers oo

Mrexcell:
Very sad only very few fathers are privileged to enjoy the fruits of their labour.

This is the reality many men face.
Some mothers tell the children that they are the ones paying the school fees and providing for the home, when in fact the father is the one sending the money. Because he is busy working, the only thing he can do is send money.
This should serve as a lesson to all men out there: money alone is not enough.
Make sure your children know that you are the one providing for the family. Let them know that you are the one paying their school fees. Spend time with your children—have father-and-children moments with them.
Go to their school when possible and let them see that you are the one paying their fees. Be present at their important events, like inter-house sports or end-of-year parties.
And most importantly, always plan for your retirement.
May God bless and provide for all the responsible fathers out there.