I would say that my mum is my favourite, the reason is that, my mum is not the wicked type; she is caring, she is a respectful wife and she does not curse her children like some mothers do. I also love my dad, it is just that he is very harsh and I don’t enjoy this in him.
Oluwaseun Adebisi, 10 years, Primary V.

I would say that my mum is my favourite, the reason is that, my mum is not the wicked type; she is caring, she is a respectful wife and she does not curse her children like some mothers do. I also love my dad, it is just that he is very harsh and I don’t enjoy this in him.
Oluwaseun Adebisi, 10 years, Primary V.

I love both of them equally. They buy beautiful things for my sisters and I, they pay our school fees on time. They make sure we get to school on time and they drive us to school themselves. I love them because they make sure we get the best, only that my dad do make jest of me each time I misbehave.
Precious Alabi, 10 years old, Primary V.

I love both of them.I love my dad because he pays my school fees, he takes me out and buys things for me. I love my mum because she takes me to school everyday and she cooks good meals for the family. She assists me with my assignments. I really love my mum and my dad.
Walley Ariyo, nine years old, Primary IV.

My mum is my favourite because she takes good care of me. Also, my mother teaches me some moral lessons that I know will help me in future. For instance, when she is in the kitchen she makes sure I am there to watch her cook, so that I can also learn to cook. My dad is a disciplinarian and I don’t like it.
Omotola Adeyinka, nine years old, Primary IV.

My mum is my model because she takes care of my well-being, She wants me to stay healthy at all times. There is nothing she cannot give  to  her child. She makes sure my assignments are always done. I also love my dad, but he does not allow me to play football.
Abass Adebesin, 10 years old, Primary IV.