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EFFECT OF BROKEN HOME ON CHILDREN
CHAPTER ONE
INTRODUCTION
Background of the study
In Nigeria
society the child is highly cherished not only by the parents but also by the
family. Community and the state in general. It constitutes the most valuable
resources to all. It is with the child that community of the family stock is
assured. To every home the child is a symbol of hope and regeneration.
One's
personality is not fully developed until he becomes a parent’s status which
seems to bring along with it some satisfaction and serenity a child is
instrument to establish a lasting family. The death of an individual is mourned
with grief if he is not survived by any issue. Otherwise the grief is tempered
with merriment more so if many of the children have out grown adolescence and
are emotionally independent with their own means of live-hood and already
finding a place for themselves in the society. At such funerals community
expressed prayer that they too will be survived by well to do and reliable
issues or children.
However, the
National Child Welfare Policy of 1989 defined a child as anybody who is twelve
years or below the new draft degree on children put the age of the child in
Nigeria as from 18 years or below. It is pertinent to note that this age
definition of UN convention is already in practice under municipal laws.
Therefore, parents and the society at large are Under Obligation to provide
their children with proper education and to protect them from exploitation and
abuse arising from broken homes and negative influence that infringe on their
right. Thus considerable premium is placed on children and their proper
upbringing. It is equally the cultural norm that the care and upbringing of the
child is shared by all family and the community alike. The rise and fall, the
joy and sorrow of a child are the concern of all of no one ever hears the cry
of a child without going to his aid. All communities in Nigeria do have and
show concern for child care.
The concern
and aspiration of the Nigeria society for the child is recognized by the
government of the federation when it declared as major goal of its policy. The
creation and maintenance of an environment conducive to the healthy growth and
development of the child, it will be noted that in the tic past, especially in
the Nigeria society, parents and relations did not need to go far from home
their day to day work. Members of the family would like to engage in common
enterprises such as farming, fishing, carpentry etc so that the child will have
excellent opportunities for early socialization with their parents, early
learning to relate satisfactorily with others.
Child
neglect was rarity as parents siblings, kinsman and neighbors were at hand to
help and care, opportunities to adjust to working life were abundant, but the
family has in the last few decades undergone changes in its formation and
structure and consequently in function to such an extent that the traditional
security usually provided by the family is by and large disappearing thereby
given room for a broken home.
The issue of
broken home has given a great concern in the world at large especially in
Nigeria thereby causing a social problem in the society. The family is the
basic social unit to any nation; since the nation is built by member of the
family the social and economic development of the nation depend on the
stability and well being of the family. There is need, therefore to ensure that
the family is properly planned and developed to be able to function effectively
for the overall development of the nation
Lack of
adequate focus by policy matters on this problem of broken home has resulted a
big problem to the society. For instance, most of the hoodlums and political
thugs we have in the society today are from broken homes.
This study
therefore seek to investigate the prevalence, perceptions, implications,
produces and prevention pattern of broken homes in some part of the country
(Edo State) as it proposes the need for a conceptual rethink in Nigeria.
Objectives
of the Study
The general
objective of the study is to investigate the socio-cultural and behavioral
contexts of broken home the people of Nigeria. The specific objectives of the
study include.
Find out the
perceived causes of broken homes among the people,
Find out the
perception and attitude of those who are victim of broken home.
Investigate
the problems and coping mechanism among the people who are affected as well as
the feeling of the members of the society toward it and how these influence
treatment or solution.
To make
policy recommendation based on study finding on the management of broken home
experience.
Purpose of
the Study
The purpose
of this research is to bring to the mind of readers the idea or the important
of children upbringing in the society, it also reveals the negative
consequences and effect of broken home of parents on their children upbringing.
Also it has been observed that in spite of the damage broken home has done in
the society, not much has been done by the government to ameliorate if for the
better. The researcher will be looking for a possible means of putting an end
to the problems of broken homo and ways to assist the children of broken home
in the society.
Significance
of the Study
The welfare
and development of any nation depends, largely on the quality of the family
unit taken into consideration the traditional and cultural values that enhance
and strengthen the healthy and wholesome development of the Nigeria society,
the integration and co-existence of the family is the ultimate goal of any
marriage.
The danger
that this ugly incidence of broken home poses on the child and the society
cannot be over emphasized it is not a thing to be proud of. It requires no
praise or emulation.
This study
therefore, shall serve as a great tool for intending couples to seek the face
of God and understand marriage proposal, it also provide pathways through which
the problem of broken home can be reserved so as to ensure a conducive
atmosphere in which the family can operate effectively and harmony towards
realization of its goals. Statement of Study
The home
that was designed to be a shelter umbrella for the children has teared apart as
a result of misunderstanding and mismanagement of the parents thereby given
room to hoodlums and miscreants.
Therefore,
there is need to ensure that conducive atmosphere in which the home can operate
effectively and harmony towards the realization of its goals is been put in
place lack of focus on this problem has resulted an increased of single parent
and un-parental care of the children. These social changes and resultant
transformation in the family (homes) structures in many circumstances gave room
for child neglect and abuse.
The home is
the basic social unit of any- nation since the nation is built by the members
of the family. Hence, the social and economic; development of the nation depend
on the stability and wellbeing of the family (home). There is need, therefore
to ensure that the home is properly planned and developed to be able to
function effectively for the overall development of the nation.
From the
aforementioned, a number of research questions have been raised and efforts
will be made to address them in order to have a comprehensive understanding of
the effect of broken home in the life of a child and the damages this problems
has done in our society.
The research
questions that would be answered by this study include what are the perceived
causes of broken home among the coupled? What and how do member of the society
conceive and perceive as broken home? What are the Socio-cultural and
behavioral factors that predispose couples to have a broken home? What are the
challenges or problems associated with those who experience broken home? What
coping strategies arc adopted or adapted by a victim of broken home? And how
these coping strategies suggest treatment or solution on broken home.
Justification
of the Study
The welfare
and development of any nation depends largely on the quality of the family
unit. However, many family in Nigeria are increasingly finding it difficult to
achieve a well planned united home even the government less focused on this
issue despite the National Child Welfare Policy in Nigeria which is deeply
entrenched concern for the overall well-being of the child, from a conviction
which is firmly rooted in the various cultured of our people, that the welfare
of the child is bound up inextricably with that of his parents, his family and
kinship group to which he belongs and the wider community in which he lives and
grows. It also flows from the realization that the welfare and capacity of the
nation tomorrow depend very much on the development experiences and overall
life quality of children today. This is believed that the faith of the Nigeria
government and people in fundamental human rights and in the dignity and worth
of the human bring as well as by the internationally accepted principles are
that mankind owes the child the best it has to give. Broken homes have eating
deep in our society.
There is no
adequate grass root campaign on the effect of broken homes in the life of a
child in-spite of the policies and programmes on child welfare. Broken homo has
long been a major cause of social disequilibrium in our society (Nigeria). This
includes child neglect; child abuse as such early maltreatment on children has
a negative effect. In some instance children with histories of maltreatment
such as physical and psychological neglect, physical abuse and sexual abuse are
at risk of developing severe psychiatric problems. These children are likely to
develop reactive attachment disorder (RAD), such children also may describe as
experiencing traumatic attachment problem. These trauma experience is the
result of abuse or neglect inflected on them by primary care giver, which (not
their parents) disrupts the normal development of secure attachment (which can
only be found or given by their parents). Such children also at risk of
developing a disorganized attachment. Disorganized attachment is associated
with a number of developmental problems including dissociative symptoms as well
as depressive anxiety and acting-out symptoms. Children who have experienced
such early chromic trauma often developed complex posttraumatic stress
disorders which will in-turn to social problems. Broken home is culturally
regarded as a separation of spouse. But there are also some spouses who are
together yet the home is broken as a result of misunderstanding and
disagreement between the husband and the wife.
This study
attempt a comprehensive understanding of broken homes as it relates to both
affecting family and society. Similarly, this study sees urgent needs to
examine and understand broken home behavior in Nigeria in order to identify its
socio-cultural and other proximate variable. A study such as this will go a
long way in stimulating further research and developing a holistic framework
for understanding the effect of broken home as they portion to Nigeria. Above
all, this study will assist in designing acceptable development and policy
programmes based on findings from the study. This would properly developed
efforts as well as enhances the well being of Nigeria children.\
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