The place or a girl child through out history has been at a disadvantage. In Africa especially, not much was thought of the girl child and her future. Nigerian Facebook user, Daniel James, is still holding on dearly to the outdated notions on the girl child.
The girl child was deemed to not be promising as the boy child, mainly because she was not expected to aspire, nor was she given the chance to education as her boy counterpart.
Families invested in the education of boys and neglected the girls because the narrative was that marriage was the ultimate outcome for the girl and her achievements would not matter in the ‘kitchen of her husband’.
But those archaic times are for the better part fading away.
As the world and Africa become more discerning, the place of the girl child has since improved greatly with education and cultural adjustments but one Nigerian Facebook user, Daniel Justin James, is stuck with the old narrative.
A girl child is born to be sold into another family after training her, another man property, that’s what she is.
But a male child keeps the family name going.”
In the present world, Daniel’s argument does not hold water at all. The realities of today’s woman, her successes and relevance within and outside family speak for themselves.
