A heartwarming story of a Nigerian father, Kachi Ogbonna, has captured attention on social media as he offers his six-year-old daughter, Sophia Ogbonna, a unique opportunity to earn money by taking up specific responsibilities within the family.
In a heartwarming gesture, Kachi drafted an employment letter for his daughter, appointing her as the Family Support Assistant (FSA) in his corporation. According to the contract, Sophia's tasks include washing all the plates used in the house daily, sweeping the house daily, arranging the children's room, and organizing her dad's books regularly. Her mother will supervise her in these duties.
The purpose behind this initiative, as Kachi shared on Facebook, is to instill in Sophia a sense of responsibility and the concept of earning money through work. He believes that at the age of six, she can begin to develop these life skills and understand the importance of completing tasks and taking ownership of responsibilities.
For her hard work and satisfactory performance, Sophia will be rewarded with a weekly payment of N1,000. This practice aims to teach her financial decision-making and independence from an early age.
The heartwarming post has garnered mixed reactions on social media, with some commending Kachi's parenting approach and his effort to teach his daughter about work and earning money. However, others have shared differing opinions, suggesting that childhood should be preserved without financial responsibilities.
This viral post highlights the diverse perspectives on parenting and raising children, showcasing how individual approaches can spark discussions and debates on social media platforms.
