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The Training and the Trauma: Understanding the Nigerian family experience and it’s Impact on Society

from Beyond the Norms · host With Onwodi Zion, Ikenna, Victor & Evelyn

From “spare the rod” to silent homes, this episode dives deep into the Nigerian family experience — exploring how childhood upbringing, discipline, religion, and emotional culture shape who we become as adults. We unpack tough questions:When does discipline become damage?Can traditional parenting work with Gen Z values?How do divorce and single parenting affect children psychologically?And most importantly, how can we heal and redefine family in modern Nigeria? Join us as we explore the fine line between training and trauma, and what it means for the future of our society.

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