Strategist Links Changing Family Roles to Divorce, Questions Decision-Making Among Men Raised by Single Mothers

Social Change Strategist Excellence Chiamara Ngige has sparked debate over African family values, gender roles, parenting and marriage. Speaking on a television podcast, she said many Gen Z youths are moving away from the traditional belief that men should lead the family. She suggested that changing views on marriage roles may be contributing to rising divorce rates. She also made a controversial claim that men raised solely by women may struggle with decision-making. The remarks raise questions about whether traditional gender roles still fit modern families and whether upbringing should be judged through such broad assumptions.

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