From irregularities at party primaries in Nigeria to responsible parenting and government regulation this episode is what you need this week.
While irregularities trail party primaries as Nigeria prepares for the 2027 general elections, the UK plans to hold parents accountable for lawless children?
Are parents equipped enough to raise their children nowadays?
Can we salvage what’s left of Nigeria’s electoral process before 2027?
Tell us what you think about this week’s episode of “What's on Your Mind Podcast”.
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Guest Features:
a) Hassana Maina is a Nigerian lawyer, gender activist, and social entrepreneur. She is the founder and Executive Director of the Anti-Sexual Violence Lead Support Initiative (ASVIOL), a women-led organization dedicated to fighting Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV) through advocacy, awareness campaigns, and community empowerment.
b) RonkePosh Adeniyi is an educator, school founder, parenting practitioner, author, and child advocate passionate about raising emotionally intelligent, responsible children. Through education, advocacy, and family development initiatives, she equips parents and educators to nurture values-driven children and build stronger communities.
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