Parents are advised by Kanayo O. Kanayo to enquire about their children's wealth source to prevent an early death.
Prominent Nollywood actor Kanayo O Kanayo has sent a strong warning to parents, asking them to find out where their children's money comes from to prevent them from dying young.
The veteran thespian pleaded with parents at a recent event to be more vigilant about keeping an eye on their kids' financial activity.
He claims that there is an increase in young people getting involved in illegal activity and corruption, emphasizing that some parents choose to ignore this issue and accept lavish gifts from their kids without checking the veracity of the sources.
He stressed the need for parental watchfulness in preventing social evils and other undesirable behaviors in young people.
"Guardians! Parents!!!!!! Parents... Don't take presents lightly; ask questions first. Or perish young. This explains why a lot of parents pass away young. ORIKO.
Your 20-year-old daughter sends you N100,000 after using a phone that costs N1.5 million, but you don't enquire as to where the money came from. You wouldn't have a long life. That's the reason why so many parents are dying. When your unemployed son comes home with cash or a car, you don't question him. "I'm alerting you," he said.
The actor emphasized the need for parents to instill a culture of accountability within their families, stressing that their complacency only served to perpetuate corrupt mindsets in their children.
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