Mike Nwogu, aka Pretty Mike, a popular socialite, and businessman, believes that parents should not allow their children access to social media.
“The problem is not opening Instagram pages for kids,” he said in an interview with Saturday Beats. The issue is granting them access to and control over it.
Many parents have created Instagram pages for their children, but they (parents) have complete control over it. Instagram is for adults, not children. Allowing children to post on Instagram gives them access to the entire world. That also implies that they would be conversing with grown men and women.
“The majority of the films that many parents allow their children to watch should not be blamed on Nollywood.” Actors should constantly remind adults who the contents are intended for so that they either keep their children away from it or explain it better when they watch it. If their parents are not present to guide them, whatever they see is interpreted in whatever way they want. Certain information is not even ready for their brains to accept. “
In response to criticism about how he appears at events, he stated, “I have received a lot of criticism from people because of the way I appear at events.” I inform these individuals that my content is intended solely for adults. If you want your children to visit my Instagram page and see what I’m up to, you should explain what I’m doing and give them reasons for it.
However, most adults do not do this. They’d rather gossip or laugh about it, and they only show it to the kids when they want to. As a result, the children will interpret what they see in their own unique ways. For example, if a parent allows their child to watch Kanayo Kanayo’s films, the parent must explain to the child that the actor does not perform rituals in real life and is simply acting.”
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