A woman has voiced her discontent regarding Nigerians abroad who opt to give their children native names, stating that such choices can result in instances of bullying.
She has encouraged Nigerian parents living outside the country to select English names, whether they are Muslim or Christian names, that would be easily articulated by individuals from other countries.
According to her perspective, when children are given native names, they tend to face challenges from peers who struggle to pronounce those names correctly, making them vulnerable to ridicule.
She further suggested that while parents may use native names at home, the official names registered should be English to facilitate easier interaction in schools and broader society.
This opinion has provoked a variety of responses from the public.
A video related to this discussion can be viewed below.
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