Who would have thought that musician and businessman Sbususo (DJ Sbu) Leope can also display some important parental role? Fathers play a critical role in the upbringing and care of their children, however, sometimes it is very rare to find a father interacting with their children. Mothers are mostly seen as the primary caregivers, as fathers prefer to go out and hustle.

 

 

 

 

A video of DJ Sbu making rounds on social media has left people talking after they spotted what he was doing with his daughter. That is because our modern life, requires fathers who can be nurturing, supportive, and involved in their children’s lives. And that is precisely what the musician and businessman was caught doing.

In the viral video, DJ Sbu was teaching his daughter, Wawa, how to sell his Mofaya products. The little girl was calling customers to their stall and introducing them to different flavors of their product. Sbu was in the background coaching his little girl how to make successful sales, including a proper customer service.

We live in a world with a lack of employment opportunities, and having some business skills might be helpful for survival. The energetic DJ Sbu’s daughter sold 21 cans of their product. She indicated that when she grows up, she would like to be a businesswoman, as she calls herself an entrepreneur now.

This is how an active engagement of a father in a child’s life has a positive impact on the child’s development. We understand that the roles and responsibilities of fathers and mothers differs due to culture, family responsibilities and personal preferences. But that should not limit fathers from inspiring greatness in their children.

We have known DJ Sbu to be a hustler over the years. He has been a musician, a presenter and now a businessman who is also playing an important parental role. This should be a lesson that no matter how busy you can be as a parent, you must create time for your children.

Some people praised Sbu for the lessons he passed down to his daughter, who seemed to be enjoying it too. “I love this, oh my. I hate selling anything, (okay, I sell performance in alter ego) but I’m definitely certain if my family had taught me at this age, I would be good at it.” A social media user said.