Organisation Deepens Conversation on Treating Men Better

Praise Fowowe International, a renowned organisation promoting healthy family dynamics, has deepened the conversation on treating men better against societal notions.

As contained in a press statement from the organisation issued by Samuel Albert, the Father’s Day webinar aimed to challenge traditional notions of masculinity.

The programme also explored the evolving role of fathers in modern society. The webinar provided a platform for open dialogue and introspection.

Among the speakers who engaged the audience were: Mr. Akinola Akinropo, Emmanuel Bright, and Juwon Odutayo. They inundated participants with their personal experiences and valuable topics.

Akinropo, with his candid exploration of masculinity as an economic and social construct, discussed how societal expectations had shaped his perception of what it means to be a man.

He also acknowledged the challenges he faced in meeting these milestones but also highlighted the importance of shared responsibility within relationships.

Bright also emphasised the transformative power of self-development and therapy in reshaping his understanding of masculinity.

Sharing his growth journey, he spoke about the limitations of rigid gender norms and the need for fathers to embrace vulnerability and emotional connection.

He challenged the audience to break free from societal constraints and foster an inclusive environment where both men and women can actively contribute to parenting and caregiving responsibilities instead of assigning the responsibilities to women alone.

For Juwon, he harped on essential points when he reflected on his upbringing and the absence of emotional expression from his father.

Juwon acknowledged the impact this had on him and stressed the significance of nurturing healthy father-child relationships through physical and emotional support.

His account was a potent reminder that gestures such as hugging can profoundly impact a child’s emotional development.

Meanwhile, the Father’s Day webinar wrapped up with a renewed sense of hope and inspiration.

This webinar is an effort of Praise Fowowe International to solve complex family life problems.

According to the organisation, it remains committed to hosting impactful events encouraging individuals to embrace their authentic selves while fostering nurturing and inclusive relationships within families.