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Friday, 19 September 2025

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Teenagers, unlike adults, are still developing their identities, and the transition from a Nigerian to a Western society might be confusing. Many parents notice that their teenagers learn the host country’s dialect, slang, and lifestyle much faster than they do, which can be a blessing but also create a cultural gap at home. Many parents make the mistake of ignoring this transition until it leads to disobedience, rebellion, or the loss of family values.

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One of the best things you can do when raising teenagers overseas is to keep communication open. Many Nigerian parents are accustomed to commanding, but in countries like the United Kingdom, where teens are encouraged to express themselves freely, shutting them out might backfire. If you want to keep your teenager grounded, you must balance discipline with listening. Ask questions. Listen when they talk about school, their friends, or what they are learning. The goal is not to control every move but to guide them so they can filter the cultural differences with wisdom.

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Teenagers abroad are also subjected to a high level of peer pressure. Drugs, gangs, sexual experimentation, and even early independence are all accepted in many countries. Some parents who are unfamiliar with this part of the world may be surprised by how quickly their children develop. The best answer is not to panic, but to prepare. Teach your children your values first, before the rest of the world. Introduce children to your beliefs, culture, and identity early on. With this, when they are faced with temptation, they will already have an anchor.

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Another factor that benefits teenagers is inclusion with both Nigerian and local communities. Allow them to make Nigerian friends so that they can keep their origins, but also encourage friendships with people from other backgrounds. That balance will help them embrace diversity while not feeling ashamed of who they are.

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Finally, remember that raising teenagers abroad requires patience. They are not your enemy. They are simply trying to find themselves in a fast-changing world. Instead of creating constant battles, create a safe home where they can retreat when life outside feels overwhelming. Be firm, be consistent, but above all, be present.

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