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Edochie Hits Hard At Women, Blames Domestic Violence On Feminism

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Feminism which has been embraced by some modern African women is to blame for the domestic violence they suffer in marriage, according to veteran Nollywood actor, Pete Edochie.

According to Edochie in an interview with BBC Igbo, women are at fault in most of the incidents of domestic violence.

He decried a situation where modern women do not know how to do basic things which women ought to know how to do to keep their husbands.

“Feminism isn’t something black people are known for. Once a woman leaves her parents to meet her husband and take his surname, she is to be submissive to him. If she wasn’t married, she can do whatever she wants,” he said.

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“Women walk and show off their behinds, it’s so that men would find them. If you see such a woman and express your marriage interest, then she starts walking properly. Our women now plunge into feminism nowadays.

“They can’t even keep their husbands anymore. Is that a good thing? These women are schooled but a lot of wives now can’t even cook — one thing that a woman should be good at so as to be able to keep her husband.

“My mother was not educated but she would cook all sorts of soups, including bitter leaf, Oha, Ogbono, Okro, Egusi, Ukwa, and what have you. My father would always get back home hurriedly to eat what his wife had cooked.

“Today, our wives can’t even cook anymore. Women who can’t cook aren’t supposed to call themselves women. And feminism is what causes women to be beaten up in marriages. You complain to a woman and she retorts.

“It becomes unbearable, so you stretch your arm and deal her a slap. Domestic violence starts. I don’t like seeing women crying because it hurts me deeply. But it is the fault of the woman herself a lot of times.”

According to Edochie, feminism has no place in Nigeria’s culture as he revealed certain things about the western culture that he doesn’t conform with.

“To be honest, the understanding of women is low. I’m not a misogynist but I’ve associated with them a lot, even at work. Feminism has no place in our culture. We don’t worship women as the whites do,” the 74-year-old added.

“In the west, women could join forces and accuse a male colleague of assault. The man resigns. This can’t happen in our culture. As a young woman, if pedestrians don’t admire you, you’d weep for fear of not being beautiful.

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“I’m a strong adherent of culture. Kneeling to put a ring on a woman’s hands is not our culture. Any man who does that transfers the headship of his family to that woman. Until my dad died at 96, he never knelt to propose.

“It’s just like kneeling down on entering a church because there’s a higher being to whom you’re paying respect. Men climb trees to tap palm wine. How does it look if women do the same? Today women dictate to me.

“It wasn’t like that in our days. How women talk to men nowadays isn’t how we were raised. My mother was never beaten. My wife and I have been married for 52 years. I never beat her. My five married sons don’t beat their wives.”

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Ebuka Songs Breaks Silence Over Fallout With Moses Bliss

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By John Michael Ojo

Fast raising Nigerian gospel singer Ebuka Emmanuel Hillary known professionally as Ebuka Songs has revealed why he left his former record label, Spotlite Nation owned by Moses Bliss.

Ebuka , who is widely known by his breakthrough songs such as ‘I Will Pray’ said he left the record label in order to focus on his ministry.

The 32-year-old singer who parted ways with Moses Bliss’ record in December 2025 barely 11 months after he signed a 3-year contract with the record label disclosed this in a recent interview with Amanda Dara on the Open Up podcast.

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Ebuka who acknowledged the impact of Moses Bliss in his career growth said, “I will always be grateful for Moses Bliss’ role in my life because as at that time, I had the anointing and gift but i don’t know how to go about it professionally.

“I am grateful for the journey that I have been through but at this point now, the next level is to focus on my ministry. And we are in our good space.

“The reason why I kept quiet about my exit or say anything since that time is because I don’t want it to generate more conversations. We all get to the point where we just want to be focused on the next phase of our lives, and because of the assignment of God upon my life.”

 

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Tuface Confirms Relationship With Igbenedion’s Granddaughter, Hon Natasha

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By John Michael Ojo

Nigerian music icon Innocent Idibia, professionally known as Tuface, has confirmed his relationship with Natasha Osawaru, a granddaughter of the Esama of Benin Kingdom, Chief Gabriel Igbenedion,

This is coming after the singer who recently announced an end to his marriage with Nollywood actress, Annie Macaulay made an unexpected visit to the Edo State House Assembly on Monday.

While the purpose of his visit remains unknown, many believed that it is not unconnected to the 33-year-old Deputy Majority Leader of the Edo State House of Assembly who currently represents Egor Constituency.

This singular act of Tuface has led to various debates among his fans with some  alleging that there is a romantic relationship between the singer and the house member while others believed the relationship is political motivated.

However, in a now viral video, Tuface who seemed undisturbed about the option of his fan base while confirming the alleged romantic relationship with Natasha said: “Yes, I love her. I want to marry her”.

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“I said what I said. All of us will be alright… Honourable Natasha, I see she has been dragged, she has been called all sorts of names. She has been labelled as a home breaker. She is a young, brilliant and amazing woman.

“She has nothing to do with what’s happening between me and Annie. But I see everybody trying to allegedly want to rope her into everything. Yes, I love her. She is amazing, she is cool, I want to marry her.”

To further press down his stance, Tuface on Tuesday posted the picture of Natasha on his social media page.

 

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Chris Oyakhilome Reveals Why Sinach, Frank Edward, Eben, Others Left Church

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The founder of Love Word Ministry popularly known as Christ Embassy, Pastor Chris Oyakhilome, has stated that his ministry parted ways with popular Nigerian gospel singer including multiple award-winning singer,Osinachi Kalu Okoro Egbu, professionally known as Sinach, when the later began to deviate from the purpose of God’s calling and the church principles.

Oyakhilome who referred to the music ministers as ‘professional’ singers said Sinach alongside her counterparts were only concerned about showing off their talents to the world instead of glorifying God.

He said they became entertainers milking churches, chasing after money while neglecting prayers  once they were done performing.

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Oyakhilome who said he was once in support of their actions, said he tried to change the narrative as soon as he realized his misdeeds but being blinded by the popularity they have gained and the monies that was coming into their pockets, the singers became adamant and soon left  his church.

Oyakhilome who stated this in a now viral video however, prayed that the singers realize their mistakes and repent.

He said: “Why did this happen? The church was turning into a place of entertainment rather than a house of prayer where God’s word was truly celebrated. These singers were not winning souls; they led praise but left when it was time for prayers.

“The music in the church started to change—it became worldly. They performed for themselves, celebrated themselves instead of God, and even began charging fees for their singing.

“They became professionals who made money from the church, and many pastors did not realize that this was how the world was creeping into the church.

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“Initially, I celebrated them, but when I made a shift toward a different direction, they refused to change with me. That’s when I had to let them go. God was speaking to me, showing me this was not the right path.

“I told them the Lord wanted us to do things the right way, but they had become too focused on their newfound popularity and financial gains.

“They didn’t want to follow me anymore, so they chose a different path. I hope they find their way back and repent because they are no longer worship leaders.”

 

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