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Deciding between foreign and nigerian baby names when living in diaspora
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Many people believe that a name holds the power to shape a child's self-esteem, identity and how he/she is seen and treated by others. It's no wonder choosing their child's name is a big decision for parents. Being Nigerian, many of us have traditional names which turn out to be conversation starters, source of admiration or racism in this part of the world. Knowing that 9 in 10 people won't pronounce your kid's name right the first time, do you prefer giving them foreign names or traditional names? This episode features Biola - @steadysteps
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