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IK Ogbonna Discusses Relationships Between African Men And Influential Women

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IK Ogbonna Discusses Relationships Between African Men And Influential Women

Nollywood star IK Ogbonna has opened up on the issues that many African men who married strong women face in their unions.

He expressed his personal thoughts on the subject on his Instagram. The struggle for identity and control, as well as power clashes, were emphasized by Ogbonna.

He wrote: “One of the most untalked about issues in modern marriages. Especially among African men and powerful women, is the silent battles for identity and control.

It doesn’t always start as conflict. In fact, it often begins with admiration.

He is drawn to her strength.

She is attracted to his confidence.

But somewhere along the line, unconsciously,

Ego meets ego

Pride meets independence.

Culture meets ambition.

Many African men are raised to lead, but not always taught how to lead with a woman who can lead too

Many women, especially those who have built their own, are taught to protect their independence, but not always how to be vulnerable without feeling small.

So what starts as love becomes a power struggle.

Not because they don’t love each other.

But no one taught them to love each other’s strengths without feeling threatened.

This is the root of many unspoken fights, resentments, distance, and ego wars.

And sadly, many never talk about it.

They just drift”.

Live with Purpose, Love with Passion. Remember to be happy

‎One ❤️❤️❤️

‎Rose Ajieh

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