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Nollywood legend Pete Edochie has ignited heated public discourse with his recent comments on the political disposition of Igbo men.
In a candid interview with Afia TV, he claimed that “an Igbo man is not a good politician,” attributing this to a cultural aversion to treachery.
Edochie argued that because politics often involves betrayal and compromise, Igbo men struggle to maintain political relationships once trust is broken.
His remarks have stirred mixed reactions online.
Some applaud his insight, citing historical patterns of political fallout, while others view it as an unfair generalization.
Critics emphasize that political effectiveness often requires resilience and strategic compromise.
As conversations unfold, Edochie’s statement continues to provoke reflection on cultural identity and political adaptability in Nigeria.
Yetunde B reports for Yeyetunde’s Blog.
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