M.I Abaga Prefers Raising Kids in Nigeria for Strong Family and Community Support

Nigerian rapper M.I Abaga expressed his preference for raising children in Nigeria in a recent interview, highlighting the country's strong sense of family and community support. He believes that the communal lifestyle in Nigeria makes parenting easier, with readily available help and a deeply ingrained support system.
Abaga contrasts this with life abroad, particularly in the United States, where people work long hours and family members may not be available to offer assistance. While he has not solidified his family plans, he emphasizes the close-knit culture of Nigeria as a significant advantage for raising children, providing them with a stronger foundation in their roots and culture.
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