Frank Edoho, the well-respected Nigerian media personality, renowned for his role as the charismatic host of “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?”, found himself facing a serious accusation online – that of being a wife-beater.
While he’s not typically associated with scandals, this accusation prompted him to open up about the only form of “punishment” he believes in giving to a woman.
In a recent interview with Teju Babyface, Frank Edoho addressed the allegations against him. When asked about the accusation of being a wife-beater, he responded thoughtfully:
FRANK EDOHO: “When it comes to my interactions with women, I’ve always been respectful and supportive. Wife-beaters often see women as inferior, to the point where they feel they can dominate and harm them.
In my case, I’ve been actively involved in my wife’s interior design business. I’ve learned photography, including professional techniques and software like Adobe Lightroom, all to help my wife’s business thrive. I’ve prioritized her success.
A wife-beater wouldn’t support their spouse in this way. I stand by my wife, and I’m there for her whenever she needs me. Can you imagine a wife-beater allowing his wife to pursue her dreams freely?”
Frank Edoho went on to explain his unique perspective on “punishing” someone. He described his approach as one of silence, or “malice.” He clarified that if he’s upset, he will maintain silence and not engage in conversation.
He vividly described how he would continue with everyday activities, interact with his children, and even make outings while not communicating with the person who crossed the line.
He characterized this as a form of punishment that surpasses physical harm, emphasizing that he doesn’t resort to violence. Instead, he believes in supporting women.
In summary, Frank Edoho’s response sheds light on his respectful and supportive approach toward women, and his idea of “punishment” as maintaining silence rather than resorting to physical harm. He passionately refutes any allegations of violence against women and emphasizes his commitment to supporting and uplifting them.
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