‘Say No to broken homes , uphod good parenting’, Olagoke charges parents

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The Executive Director, Center for Religious Cooperation and Tolerance (CRCT) , Wakajaye,Ibadan , Professor Sabit Ariyo Olagoke JP has charged parents to shun divorce or separation in marriage at all cost as such always have negative impact on the children

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Olagoke,who is the spiritual head and grand Imam,  Shafaudeen-in Islam Worldwide gave the charge at a  “One -Day Capacity Building for Religious  Adherents on Advocacy Against Sexual and Gender-Based  Violence in the Religious Space ” held at the CRCT hall of the organization

The  programme, organised in conjunction with Voice of Women Empowerment Foundation had adherents of the Islamic and Christian faith in attendance. 

“Separation or divorce is hateful in the sight of God, and we must all say No to broken homes by upholding good parenting.” , he admonished 

He noted that adhering to  the conditions for marriage will serve as foundation for a happy home and an antidote to sexual/ gender based violence

Speaking on the giri- child , the Islamic cleric, who is also the Arole Ogunelu Ejemu, Aare Alasa Dynasty in Ibadanland called for a change of mindset  about the girl- child or women  saying women are better half and a partner for a successful journey of life. 

According to him, men should strive to be better husbands and father and to desist  from  marriage to minors 

Olagoke  emphasized the need for gender balancing in  child-rearing  stating that the male child must be trained that women are not slaves and sex objects while  men must uphold fidelity and women, chastity

He however, urged the public to stop stigmatization of victims of rape  in the spirit of social inclusion adding “they must be able to carry out activities with normal lifestyle like others in the society.”

In his remarks,  the Founder, Grace Tabernacle  Bible  Church International, Wakajaye , Pastor Omotade Emmanuel urged parents to give adequate care and attention to their children especially the female child so as to reap the fruits of their labour

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