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Uche Edochie explains why his siblings hated their father

Recall that the veteran actor was celebrated by fans and industry colleagues when he marked his 76th birthday.

Speaking on their experience as children under the famous actor, Uche said: “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 asses kicked. Thanks for kicking my ass when you had to, dad. I’m glad I grew up in the 70s and 80s and had a solid father like you to raise me.

“A very happy birthday to my dad, who turns 76 today. Thanks for everything, pops. You are the best father a man can wish for. I hope you have a super wonderful day. I love you.”

Source: mynigeria.com

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