NEGLECT OF CULTURE RESPONSIBLE FOR ‘YAHOO YAHOO’ OPERATIONS AMONG NIGERIAN YOUTHS-PROFESSOR RAJI
The electoral boss frowned at the development, where religion overrides the importance of culture, explaining that there is difference between the two, hence, the need to consider the moral values of culture in the developmental growth of the youths and the nation
‘Culture must be accommodated in the nation policy. When we bring foreign culture and jettison ours, it is dangerous. We should not allow foreign culture to take over our own culture, under the guise of religion. This is what brought about yahoo yahoo among our youths. There is difference between culture and religion’, he emphasized.
Penpushing further reports that, Raji while buttressing his position, said he recalled when growing up as a child, any child or children who are considered as hardened in a negative manner are always banished from the community to be reformed.
‘I remember when we were growing up as a child, culture serve a meaningful measure to correct bad attitude of a child. Any child who behave in a criminal manner would be banished, and it was a shame for a child to be banished from the community, and this is done as a corrective measure to reform such child’
Penpushing further reports that, the awardee said it was unfortunate that, culture and its value to set good standard is gradually going into oblivion, and profusely appealed for its revival before the bad situation finally get out of the hand.
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