Actor Yul Edochie has sparked a conversation on social media about the prevalent disputes and envy within many Igbo extended families.
In a post shared on his Instagram page, the actor, who is also known for his gospel preaching, expressed concern over the animosity among relatives, often stemming from past grievances passed down by their parents.
He observed that these conflicts often have roots in long-standing disputes, with some family members unable to recall the initial cause of the rift.
Despite these tensions, Edochie noted the irony of how many of these individuals still attend church services regularly, even in the midst of ongoing rivalry and jealousy within their families.
His statement reflects on the common occurrence of unresolved conflicts and envy within Igbo extended families, despite outward displays of religious devotion.
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