- Bovi emphasised that children don’t deserve to be beaten regardless of their offence.
- The comedian also criticised the practice of senior students punishing junior colleagues in primary and secondary schools.
Nigerian comedian Bovi Ugboma has expressed his views on the use of physical punishment as a means of correcting children.
During a recent appearance on the podcast “The Honest Bunch,” Bovi emphasized that children should not be subjected to physical harm, regardless of their actions.
Bovi questioned the effectiveness of physical punishment as a corrective measure, suggesting that it may be driven by frustration rather than a genuine desire to teach.
He encouraged parents and caregivers to consider alternative approaches to discipline.
“I don’t advocate for beating children. You should let children be. When you hit a kid, are you really trying to correct them or are you frustrated?” he said.
Bovi also criticized the practice of allowing senior students to discipline junior students in schools.
He argued that this can be problematic and advocated for a more supportive approach.
“No child should be given authority over another child in the name of ‘senior student’. It really has to stop,” he declared.
In another news, Bovi opens up why she is lucky in marriage .
In an interview with media personality VJ Adams, Bovi revealed that he is just lucky when it comes to love and marriage, as he avowed that he believes most marriages have to do with luck before any planning comes into play.
Bovi asserted that he doesn’t take himself seriously, but that doesn’t mean he doesn’t get pushed or worried, and he has learned to practice doing things one day at a time.
The comedian noted how there is no perfect marriage but perfection comes from loving the imperfection of each other.
Bovi stated that he isn’t the type of person who will stay in a place that isn’t conducive, hence, his reason for saying he is lucky in marriage. In his words:
