Cultisms in the society who are to be blame: parents, government or environment

[GospelG]

The issue of cultisms is becoming a really bad worry for the society at large. Using the case of what happened at Ignatius Ajuru University of Education Iwofe as a case study. Who actually are to be blame for it. Be it parents, government or environment. Because long before now there has been called for people to shun cultisms activities which is not producing the desire outcome. So both the parents, government and environment has all contributed to this issue which needs to be tackled collectively.

Parents: Poor parental supervision, lack of discipline, neglect, and failure to communicate with children can make young people vulnerable to cult groups. Parent's also sees there child/children behavior wrongly publicly both instead of calling them to order concluded that after all it's not only there own child/children that's misbehaving and some parents are even proud since there children carrying out activities as members of a cult group in the society

Government: Weak security, unemployment, poor education, corruption, and inadequate youth programs can create conditions in which cultism grows. Still on this, most security agencies and officers have misplaced priorities focusing more on monetary gains than the actual job of protecting live and properties which is making people to loss faith in them.

Environment/Society: Peer pressure, bad friendships, violence, poverty, and communities where cultism is tolerated can influence young people to join. A person watching his age mates taking his belongings and leaving him vulnerable to exploitation might see joining a cult group as the best solution to avoiding further intimidation and rather be able to intimidate other.

So some people join cult group because they feel is the easiest way out of intimidation, oppression and hunger. But if these three organs mentioned above collectively work effectively cultisms can be drastically reduced to a very great level.

[Doan9269]

No one to be blamed than yourself, avoid evil association because this is one of the easiest way to get into such group, government are not the one responsible for this neither are your parents supporting anyone to go into cultism, more than 90% of those found in this are being influenced by their friends, know who you move with and try to avoid some unhealthy gathering or settings where you know you don't really belongs, there is no pride in all these dambard influence and corrupt manners those in it are doing.

[Supreme Donvic]

The only person to blame for cultism is the individual that decided to join or practice cultism.
Everyone has their life to live and your parents, your government and the environment you live cannot make you live the lifestyle that you don't want.
I believe we have some people that their parents did not care about how they live their life, their government is not interested with the activities going on in the society and their environment is full of cultist and they decided not to join. So your life is yours to live and your decision to make, we cannot blame your parents, government or the environment you stay for the reason why you decided to join cult.
You have yourself and yourself alone to blame for every decision you make.

[Somto9Light]

Cultism was aimed at social inclusion and protection of a group of people against tribalism, injustice and to promote social moral standards in the learning environment (university precisely) without being violent but it is very sad that the modern day cultism is not geared towards all these things I mentioned. The modern day cultism is now about supremacy, who leads in the campus and oppression to other students even without a provocation. The parents, the government and the society are not blame for cult practices, it is those students that should own up the blame for turning a peaceful confraternity that was aimed at promoting social moral values into a violent and unfriendly organization.

[Dreadboost]

The only person to blame for cultism is the individual that decided to join or practice cultism.
Everyone has their life to live and your parents, your government and the environment you live cannot make you live the lifestyle that you don't want.
I believe we have some people that their parents did not care about how they live their life, their government is not interested with the activities going on in the society and their environment is full of cultist and they decided not to join. So your life is yours to live and your decision to make, we cannot blame your parents, government or the environment you stay for the reason why you decided to join cult.
You have yourself and yourself alone to blame for every decision you make.

Partially agree with you. You know why? Environment matters a lot. The different yu train a child is liable to affect who the child becomes in the future, irrespective of the home training you give that child.

Have you ever asked yourself why children in ghetto areas go into cultism easily? The hood affects them individually because it is what they see on a daily basis, the friends they keep around the hood. Despite the individual making a big decision for themselves to join cultism, growing up matters a lot.

[Findingnemo]

When we use the term cult that doesn't necessarily mean it is bad and harmful for the society, it is just different from the usual thing from the perspective of the general public. But you have free will right? If you see the group of people is doing good for others than it is fine to be a part of it, or better avoid any kind of association with them. No need for the government to curb anyone because everyone got rights to do whatever they want unless it goes against the laws.

[programmer3666]

Everyone has there own share of fault here parents, government and the society. You can't put the blame on just one side. The parents need to pay more attention to their kids. Government needs to create jobs and make sure people feel safe and the society needs to stop looking the other way when these things happen. Cultism grows when young people feel like they have no other choice and they need to feel among. Give them better options and the problem will massively disappear. It is just about everyone doing their part so young people don't feel like they have to join these groups just to survive or feel protected. But sometimes, even when parents do everything right and the government provides opportunities, some young people still choose to go down that path. Peer pressure and the desire to belong can be that strong. So in some cases, it really comes down to personal choice.

[Jewan420]

We cannot directly call cultisms bad. Cultisms are of two types namely - public welfare cultisms and harmful cultisms.
Basically these cultisms are very harmful to the society where we can question the society and the security system of the country. I do not want to associate the names of their parents with the members of these organizations.

Public welfare cultisms are not always supported by the government and the government does not legalize these organizations. In this part there are some organizations which work secretly in the service of the people. Some cultisms work to fight against the corrupt government or against various irregularities in the country. Although these organizations cannot be called cultisms directly, they are called cultisms in the language of the government.

[Odusko]

The issue of cultisms is becoming a really bad worry for the society at large. Using the case of what happened at Ignatius Ajuru University of Education Iwofe as a case study. Who actually are to be blame for it. Be it parents, government or environment. Because long before now there has been called for people to shun cultisms activities which is not producing the desire outcome. So both the parents, government and environment has all contributed to this issue which needs to be tackled collectively.

Can you at least give us the full details of what happens at the institution at least or provide us with links to the news for better understanding of the story.

Parents: Poor parental supervision, lack of discipline, neglect, and failure to communicate with children can make young people vulnerable to cult groups. Parent's also sees there child/children behavior wrongly publicly both instead of calling them to order concluded that after all it's not only there own child/children that's misbehaving and some parents are even proud since there children carrying out activities as members of a cult group in the society

This can be a factor that contribute to a child up bringing, children need to be trained at their earliest stage of life and if they miss that basic foundation they could learn the wrong way from the society.

Government: Weak security, unemployment, poor education, corruption, and inadequate youth programs can create conditions in which cultism grows. Still on this, most security agencies and officers have misplaced priorities focusing more on monetary gains than the actual job of protecting live and properties which is making people to loss faith in them.

Security is the responsibility of the government, and when there is no security, crimes can easily thrive in the society, so both governments, individual and parent all can be held responsible for cultism activities in the society today.

[Samlucky O]

A determined person that doesn't want to join cult will not join regardless of government, pressure group and environment he or she finds him/herself,  Life is all about choice, the choice you make today, either made or destroy you. There are many people from same environment you are coming from but they are the best people in life, sometimes we don't let the shattered dream of others to affect us.  Or makes us go backboard. What I am saying in conclusion is that we may come from a broken home or a bad environment but we can still decide nit to join cult.

[hafiztalha]

Cultism is the combination of multiple factors, including family influence, failures of institutions, economic conditions and also the social environment.how But I think personal responsibility is also a major factor that can be included in it. Government and parents can provide the necessary amount of guidance and opportunities, but it is the responsibility of the individual to decide whether he wanted to be a part of these groups or not.
Because of unemployment, poverty in security and pressure, people are becoming very vulnerable, and they can easily be a part of these groups, but any sort of problem can never justify violence in any form. The main thing is rather than just giving punishments there should be proper education more employment opportunities, and positive youth activities to encourage people to work to get there for the positive effect, rather than just letting them be a part of these activities and later just punishing them

[NotFuzzyWarm]

Cults have existed throughout human history. Many if not most have been relatively benign but there are always 'bad ones' that are led by folks that have visions of grandure and revel in taking advantage of weak willed folks 'looking for answers'. It needs to be pointed out that all of the major religions today like Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, etc all started out as cults. They just became popular enough to become mainstream religions.

The only thing different these days is that mass-media knows cults are a great source of attention for grabbing eyeballs to make money so they publisize anything they pickup on them.

As others have already said, the only reason for folks being susceptible to them is the people themselves. For whatever reason they alone are the ones who feel a cult gives them a purpose In life.

[Opiate32]

We sometimes make the mistake of looking for one person or the other to blame for cultism which is not supposed to be. Someone environment can influence them but it does not decide who they become. A person can grow around cultism and bad influence and still choose a different path. Though we can’t pretend those conditions have no effect on the choices people make.

What worries me more is when young people start seeing cultism as one of the few ways to gain respect, protection or sense of belonging. At that point, telling them to make the right choice may not even solve much.

I sometimes ask myself that what can the society actually offer this young people that can compete with what this groups are offering them.

[Roseline492]

A determined person that doesn't want to join cult will not join regardless of government, pressure group and environment he or she finds him/herself,  Life is all about choice, the choice you make today, either made or destroy you. There are many people from same environment you are coming from but they are the best people in life, sometimes we don't let the shattered dream of others to affect us.  Or makes us go backboard. What I am saying in conclusion is that we may come from a broken home or a bad environment but we can still decide nit to join cult.

Sometimes is not all about choices because ignorance and influence could also be a cause for someone joining cultism, we are thinking on the bases of someone who are already mature enough in knowing that cultism is not a game for someone to join but we have not consider teenagers or children whom were deceived early when they never knew what cultism is, so actually you cannot blame some persons but instead their parents because even if a parent wouldn't control their children but they shouldn't keep them in an environment were they would see a cultism as a valuable thing.

[Rockson1]

A determined person that doesn't want to join cult will not join regardless of government, pressure group and environment he or she finds him/herself,  Life is all about choice, the choice you make today, either made or destroy you. There are many people from same environment you are coming from but they are the best people in life, sometimes we don't let the shattered dream of others to affect us.  Or makes us go backboard. What I am saying in conclusion is that we may come from a broken home or a bad environment but we can still decide nit to join cult.

Sometimes is not all about choices because ignorance and influence could also be a cause for someone joining cultism, we are thinking on the bases of someone who are already mature enough in knowing that cultism is not a game for someone to join but we have not consider teenagers or children whom were deceived early when they never knew what cultism is, so actually you cannot blame some persons but instead their parents because even if a parent wouldn't control their children but they shouldn't keep them in an environment were they would see a cultism as a valuable thing.

You nailed it, maybe some people don't know that cultism can not be attributed to choice alone, some persons never thought that they will be cultist but peer group pressure can be overwhelming, there are kids that come from rich homes that got initiated into that shit why because they have friends that are into the dirty game and got influenced along the line, home training matters but not also enough, parents should make sure they pay unexpected visit to their children in school and also try to know the family background of the friends their children keep, children are easily convinced to take wrong decisions but find it uneasy to back out from those decisions.