“No Nonsense Men Are a Dying Breed”: Pete Edochie’s Son Uche Recalls Growing Up in the 70s, Hating His Dad
- Uche Edochie, one of Pete Edochie’s sons, in a birthday message to the veteran actor, recounted how they despised him while growing up
- Uche, who described Pete as a no-nonsense man, said it was when they grew up they all realised the favour their dad had done for them
- The veteran actor’s son further revealed he was excited he grew up in the 70s and 80s when fathers were strict
Uche Edochie, one of the sons of veteran movie maker, Pete Edochie, made headlines after he made a revelation about their father on his 76th birthday. He revealed why he and his siblings despised him while growing up.
Pete, who is also known as the Lion of Africa, clocked 76 on Tuesday, March 7, and Uche, in a post via his Instagram page, recounted how he and his siblings despised their dad.
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According to Uche, they erroneously hated their father’s strictness while growing up, only to later discover it was all for their good.
Uche said he was happy he grew up in the 70s and 80s when there were solid fathers.
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An extract from his post on Instagram read:
“Isn’t it funny how we felt the exact opposite way when we were growing up? Back then, we hated our dads because they wouldn’t allow us to endanger our careers and lives in the name of having fun. We thought they were the problem, and we grew up to realise that we were the problem and we needed our ases kicked."
See his post below:
Yul Edochie honours dad Pete on his 76th birthday
Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that Yul Edochie celebrated his father Pete Edochie's birthday on March 7 in style as he took them back in time.
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The handsome movie maker, in a post via his IG page, shared his unending joy about being raised by a father like Pete Edochie.
Yul further shared a sweet video of himself and his dad that tells of his people's history, struggles, and victory while he reminded them of his father’s opulence.
Source: Legit.ng