SIGNIFICANCE OF CHILDREN AMONG AFRICAN PEOPLE

The African society is structured largely around the lives of its children. Across the continent, children represent continuity. Rituals and contemporary institutions are designed to ensure children's survival and prosperity.The birth of a child was highly valued in the African societies. Children were seen to strengthen marriages and most importantly,children raised their parents' dignity and status in society.......

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  1. Amon Sebata30 October 2017 at 13:29

    If you do not have a child in african society they regarded you as nothing some they lose their marriage because they are not able to concive a child.

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