Lust for Morality

Malik Olamilekan Adeboye
@adeboyemalikolamilekan580166
9 months ago

It's quite unfortunate, heartbreaking and disheartening these days that when parents see their child doing something wrong, instead of reprimanding them, they cover it up by saying, "Kids nowadays, sha..." as if every child has such an insolent attitude and behavior. Back in the 90s, the way we were trained was obviously different from how kids are raised today. Immorality has become a normal thing in our society. Morals are a big deal, and children should be scolded and punished proportionally when found guilty at home.

They need to know there are consequences for their actions, whether negative or positive, depending on the behavior exhibited. It's believed that charity begins at home, and what children learn at home significantly influences their behavior outside.

Let's teach our children morals and the importance of bettering our society, how to respect elders, and remind them that not only their mummy and daddy can be regarded as parents.

Additionally, I personally have zero tolerance for any act of immorality. That's why many children find it difficult to cope around me because they know I'll scold them for any nonsense and spare them no mercy.

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