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Editor's Note
Welcome to January 2022!
Welcome to January 2022! On behalf of Nigerian Parents Magazine (NPM), I wish our readers around the world a happy and prosperous new year. To say that that the past few years have been challenging is an understatement. I hope that 2022 brings good fortune and good tidings. The beginning
Dr. Ejike Eze
December 31, 2021
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You Are Mightier Than You Think
Racism and discrimination are dangerous viruses because they quietly snuggle life out of their victims; not necessarily by killing them, but by deflating their sense of ego, self-esteem, and self-worth. It is because of this that I want to reflect, as a piece of encouragement for our younger ones, on
Dr. Ejike Eze
December 18, 2021
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Editor's Note
Welcome to December
Another Christmas is here, and who would have thought that almost two years into the pandemic, the situation would only seem to be marginally better. In many places around the United States and the world, the COVID-19 pandemic restrictions are only beginning to wane. Nigerians, like most other people, are
Dr. Ejike Eze
December 1, 2021
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On Thanksgiving
When President George Washington, in 1789, recommended and assigned Thursday the 26th of November as Thanksgiving Day, and when President Abraham Lincoln proclaimed a national Thanksgiving Day, to be celebrated on the final Thursday in November 1863, both presidents, in their declaration, saw the act of thanksgiving as not just limited
Dr. Ejike Eze
November 17, 2021
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Editor's Note
Welcome to November!
One of the many things that Nigerians know how to do is be thankful. Whether it is waking up to good health in the morning, a brand-new month, or our own achievements and those of our children, Nigerians understand that being thankful for the good they have is the foundation
Dr. Ejike Eze
November 1, 2021
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Afro Kiwi Dad
AK Dad in Nursing School, Episode 2 – Drive
AK Dad is here again to narrate some of his experiences in nursing school. In the last installment, I reflected on the low points of my life and how depression took hold of me shortly after I walked on the podium to get my Ph.D. certificate. I saw a psychologist
Dr. Ejike Eze
November 1, 2021
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Candid Pen
Sexual Objection of Women in Nigeria: Has Comedy Gone Too Far?
Is it just me, or is anyone else bothered by the sexual objectification of women in Nigeria that has inundated Facebook and other social media platforms? These videos are supposed to be a source of comic relief; however, I have yet to understand what aspect of the sexual objectification of
Dr. Ejike Eze
October 25, 2021
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Candid Pen
My Take on the Vaccine Debate
Should my family and I receive the COVID-19 vaccine? This has remained the hottest debate since the development of the COVID-19 vaccines. You would think that the answer to this question would be obvious, considering the steps taken by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the Centers for Disease
Dr. Ejike Eze
October 15, 2021
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Candid Pen
Does “African Time” Underscore a More Serious Problem? A Conversation We Must Have
It is a commonly used strategy – if you wish for African people to arrive at your event on time, you must allow for an extra 3 hours ahead of the actual start time; in other words, tell them that the event begins 3 hours before it really does. Africans
Dr. Ejike Eze
October 8, 2021
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Afro Kiwi Dad
AK Dad in Nursing School
Myles Ojabo would spend the next few weeks writing a 3 to 4 part series on some of his life experiences. The title of the coming series is ‘AK Dad in Nursing School’. AK Dad in Nursing School I am an Afro Kiwi Dad. A proud Nigerian man who has
Dr. Ejike Eze
October 3, 2021
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Editor's Note
Welcome to the Month of October
As the saying goes, “all good things must come to an end,” And the summer of 2021 has finally hurtled into fall. As the trees begin to shed their leaves and we dig up our chunky winter jackets and snow boots to get ready for dark, snowy days, let us
Dr. Ejike Eze
October 2, 2021
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Who Are You?
I was asked to speak to a group of young people at a youth summit event a couple of weeks ago. I was excited that they were a diverse group of youths in that space who were all anxious and excited to make a difference in their communities. I gauged
Dr. Ejike Eze
September 27, 2021
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Parental Discipline
The NPM Editor-in-Chief, Hamilton Odunze, had posted the comment of one of our children who said that “the Nigerian parenting style comes “From the pit of hell”. We do not need to condemn the kid nor praise him/her for we do not know where he or she is coming from.
Dr. Ejike Eze
September 27, 2021
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Watching Girls Play Football, Part 2
Watching Girls Play Football, Part 2 I sat on the porch of our townhouse waiting when Chima finally arrived and parked his Toyota Venza close to the curb. It was 3.00 p.m., and he was thirty minutes earlier. He hailed me as I bounded down the short flight of stairs.
Dr. Ejike Eze
September 16, 2021
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Editor's Note
Welcome to September
Welcome to the month of September! Before I dive into the exciting things to come in this issue of Nigerian Parents Magazine (NPM), allow me to remind you of Blue September. The Prostate Cancer Foundation of America has designated September as prostate cancer awareness month and people are encouraged to
Dr. Ejike Eze
September 2, 2021
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Welcome to Seeker’s Corner
I am excited to join this incredible NPM organization to write a column called Seeker’s Corner. This column will feature stories about mindful living, finding meaning and purpose while living a life of true joy, peace and abundance. I will also share occasional insights and perspectives on the law, divorce,
Dr. Ejike Eze
August 30, 2021
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The Sense of Loss that Trails Nigerian Diaspora Parents
A worrisome sense of loss nibbles at the hearts of many diaspora Nigerians, especially those of Igbo filiation, who raise children outside the shores of Nigeria. While they enjoy the trappings of comfort and stability which diaspora life confers, many live with that nagging reminder that the children they are
Dr. Ejike Eze
August 27, 2021
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Readers Corner
NPM Columnist Uchechukwu Peter Umezurike Unveils Book Cover for Short Story Collection
Double Wahala Double Trouble is a collection of eleven stories by Uchechukwu Peter Umezurike, an award-winning poet, short story writer, children’s novelist, and literary scholar. Umezurike is a columnist for Nigerian Parenting Magazine. Double Wahala Double Trouble will be published by Griots Lounge Publishing, Canada in November 2021. Here is the
Dr. Ejike Eze
August 26, 2021
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Watching Girls Play Soccer, Part 1
Watching Girls Play Soccer, Part 1 Chima asked me if I had been expecting his call. Surprised, I said why. He mentioned that I had answered the call the instant it rang. I laughed and told him that I had been reading my cousin’s text message when his
Dr. Ejike Eze
August 25, 2021
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Numbers Behind Issues
I imagine that when you read about the exploits that Nigerian parentsand their children are making across the world, you may be amazed! Asyou consider the many developmental problems that are the subject ofdiscussion when Nigeria is the focus, little wonder that you wonder. Yes, this is where Periscope comes
Dr. Ejike Eze
August 25, 2021
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Candid Pen
The Paradox of Well-educated People and a Backward Community
Now that the excitement is contained significantly and the gloating has come down a couple of notches, it is time to bring back the Rockefeller-Aspen Institute for Diaspora Program (RAD) analysis to the forefront for a more serious conversation. In case you forgot, in 2015, the institute released an analysis
Dr. Ejike Eze
August 16, 2021
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