Nollywood actor Jim Iyke has expressed concern over the growing trend of parents neglecting to instill African cultural values in the upbringing of their children.
Speaking recently, the actor described such omission as dangerous, warning that it often produces children who lack respect, boundaries, and balance in life.
“I feel bad for people who have totally removed the African background from the upbringing of their children. It’s a dangerous thing to do without. They have no respect, they have no boundaries, they are extremely violent and excessively woke,” Iyke said.
The actor, known for his outspoken views, stressed that cultural grounding does not conflict with modern ideals. “You can stay woke without being disrespectful, you can stay woke and know who your elders are, you can stay woke and still understand your priorities in life,” he explained.
Iyke further noted that well-raised children can be easily identified even in adulthood. “If you see parents that are getting it right you can know in their kids even when they are older. I know how to read the room when they step into one and respect everyone,” he added.
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