Njuguna: My first birthday gift to my child will be discipline, nowadays the way tunabring up watoi is so bad

Njuguna was brought up in a strictly Christian family, his father is a pastor. The comedian intends to raise his own son just like he was brought up.

Njuguna and his wife Celestine Ndinda welcomed their first child recently. The comedian announced he was a father during the Easter holiday.

No pampering

Njuguna opened up about the kind of a father he intends to be to his son. He reveals that discipline will be his guide in raising his son. The comedian asserts that the best gift he got from his parents is discipline.

“My first birthday gift to my child will be discipline. I might buy him so many expensive things or even promise to do big things for my child, but I never know if in one year’s time I will be having money. I remember there is one thing my parents gave us and we are so grateful to them, and that is discipline, and I also think that is what I want to also give to my child. This is because nowadays, the way tunabring up watoi is so bad. I do not want to pamper my child so much that hajui naeza ongea na asikie. I know in one year’s time, anaeza kua hajui mob, but kama ni kuraise voice, ajue niko, coz vitu najua ni mob na tutanunua, but discipline kwanza,” said Njuguna.