Nigeria, Nov. 3 -- A new study by Gatefield found that Nigerian men increasingly consider emotional presence and active involvement in childcare more important than their traditional role as financial providers.

The findings are contained in a qualitative study titled "The New Breadwinner: Masculinity, Caregiving and Economic Prosperity in Nigeria", released by Gatefield's Opinion Lab.

According to the study, emotional connection was mentioned 156 times by participants, nearly twice the 84 mentions recorded for financial provision, suggesting a shift in how men perceive their responsibilities as fathers.

The study examines changing perceptions of masculinity, fatherhood, and caregiving in Nigeria, highlighting men's desire to become mo...