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    Having a child made me appreciate my parents more – Johnny Drille

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    By ODIGIE OKPATAKU
    Nigerian singer, Johnny Drille, has opened up about how becoming a father has transformed his understanding of love, responsibility, and the sacrifices parents make.

    The Mavin Records artist revealed that his life philosophy is centered around putting family first during a recent interview with Dose of Society, revealing his parenthood gave him a newfound appreciation of his parents.

    The one rule I live by is family first. I would abandon anything I’m doing anywhere in the world if my family needs me, super importantly.

    “Family has always been my support system. Every time I get overwhelmed by the world around me, I always run back to my family. And, it all felt better. They have been there for me, especially my parents. My biggest dream in life is to be able to take care of them, and get them to see the world.”

    The singer, who became a father in November 2023, said fatherhood has given him a new lens through which he views the world and his upbringing

    Now I have a daughter and I understand what it feels like to be able to nurture someone. Right now, I appreciate my parents even more for what they did for me and my siblings. Having a child changes your life in the most incredible ways.

    And I think that’s not talked about enough, but I’m grateful that I have parents that were able to nurture me, especially in a crazy world like this, and to be able to navigate the different aspects of life.

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