Doing House Chores Is Not a Favour to Your Wife: Millionaire McDan Tells Men
- Millionaire Daniel McKorley was captured with a child strapped to his back in a kitchen
- The Ghanaian business owner posted the frame on his Instagram page to advocate for women as equal partners in a union
- Captioning the photos, the father of five girls urged husbands and fathers not to consider helping with chores at home a favour to their wives
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The founder and chief executive officer (CEO) of the McDan Group of Companies, Daniel McKorley, also known as McDan, has been captured cooking in a kitchen with a child strapped to his back.
The Ghanaian business titan was pictured standing in front of a cooker with a wooden ladle stirring a saucepan.
McDan posted the snaps to advocate for a world where mothers and fathers see themselves as equal partners.
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"We live in a fair world now where mothers and fathers see themselves as equal partners. But the reality is that the majority of household work and child-raising obligations are still seen as the mother’s job.
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Fathers and mothers are equal partners
According to him, when men participate in childcare, they see it as helping out.
"Being a responsible husband and father is a duty and a responsibility. Just because you did the dishes, or cleaned the bathroom, or folded the laundry, or cooked for the family doesn’t mean you're doing your wife a favour; you are just doing your job."
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Chimamanda talks about her wedding day
Legit.ng earlier reported that the writer revealed that before her big day, she decided that both her parents would walk her down the aisle.
Chimamanda also decided that she would have the first dance with her mum. Urging people to challenge conventions, Chimamanda said they are made by someone and repeated by others.
According to her, the inspiration behind what she did on her wedding day was that western wedding traditions sidelined the mother of the bride.
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