Jason Njoku Shares Morals Instilled in 10-Year-Old Son: "He Complains of Being Abandoned in Economy"
- Iroko TV boss Jason Njoku is letting his fans know that the privileged also have high moral standards
- The businessman shared a post about how he manages his son, who complains of getting abandoned in economy class while flying
- Njoku noted that he always assures his children that they do not have enough money, adding that a jobless 10-year-old should not be complaining
- Content creator, comedian and actor Goroso Ekiti had a conversation with Legit.ng concerning Parents' approaches to disciplining their kids
Iroko TV boss Jason Njoku is notable for sharing his hot takes on trending topics and giving helpful advice to the public.
His most recent tweet about his family and their flying experiences was a hot topic of discussion among his fans, as some criticised him.
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His tweet bordered on how he let his kids fly economy. He noted that although they complain about being abandoned, he usually tries to convince them that they cannot afford the luxury of putting them all in first or business class.
Why Jason Njoku's children fly economy
According to Njoku, his son, who is only 10, should not have to complain about flying economy class, seeing as he is jobless.
In his words:
"95% of the time my clan fly economy, on occasions they complain why we abandon them we always reassure them that there isn't enough money, that when they grow & earn they too can help support the difference. Obi (10) is Jobless & should not have too much to complain about."
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Read Jason's tweet below:
Reactions trail Jason Njoku's post
Social media users are reacting to Jason Njoku's post about his kids. See some below:
@chipsys_oven:
"If I can afford it, I’ll sit with my kids in business class.When they start working then they sit where they can afford, so if I help upgrade they appreciate the effort. I want my kids to enjoy every experience with me. If I can’t afford it that’s different, we all fly economy."@choplifekitchenlagos:
"You people just yourselves up for unnecessary drags. Teach your lesson in private and stop exposing your children to unsolicited advice and evil eye online."@swtonyinwa:
"Let every parent train/ bring up their kids anyway they want. It’s not in anyone’s place to tell a parent how to treat/train their children."@xqwisite:
"He’s even sitting at the front row with extra leg room space. Economy Pro Max."@slimarthur_:
"Dem de even fly you for plane chaii."
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@zayxon_tech:
"If there isn't enough money wouldn't it make sense for all of you to fly economy?"@chefdrews_:
"Even me, I’m learning from this lesson, thank you sir."@diane9ceg:
"Mum and Dad just want to enjoy each other's company in peace,cos kids can disturb them.""Don't teach kids discipline with poverty" - Goroso
Goroso Ekiti, whose real name is Olalekan Owolabi, chatted with Legit.ng and gave his unbiased take on Jason's approach to instilling morals in his kids.
"Allow people to raise their kids however they can; it's not in anyone's place to complain about their approaches. However, if I were Mr Jason and could afford a business class, I would pay for it and sit there with my kids. I don't think anyone should use poverty to teach their kids manners. and when they grow, and start working, they can book whatever tickets they can afford."
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Jason Njoku advises men on marriage
Nigerian businessman Jason Njoku has dropped relationship advice for men yet to marry.
According to Njoku, a man should marry a rich woman or be ready to invest aggressively in one.
He revealed that men will only know how good life is when they have a wife who can support their lifestyle.
Proofreading by Nkem Ikeke, journalist and copy editor at Legit.ng.
Source: Legit.ng
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