Following the release of a heartwarming video featuring indigenous Igbo gospel artist Gozie Okeke and his two children, a spectrum of reactions emerged from viewers. Renowned for his iconic song ‘Akanchanwa,’ performed alongside his wife, Njideka, in the early 2000s, Gozie Okeke garnered attention once again as he shared a tender moment with his offspring.
In the video, Gozie Okeke is depicted cradling his children, a son and a daughter, as he divulges that they are en route to their cousin’s traditional wedding. The scene exudes familial warmth and camaraderie, encapsulating the essence of cherished family bonds.
However, amidst the affectionate display, some viewers took note of an additional detail—the sight of the children holding bottles of liquor. This particular aspect sparked varied reactions and prompted a diverse array of comments from spectators.
While some observers may have viewed the presence of the liquor bottles as innocuous, perhaps attributing it to cultural customs or celebratory traditions, others voiced concerns regarding the portrayal of underage drinking and the potential influence it could have on impressionable viewers.
The juxtaposition of familial intimacy with the presence of alcohol prompted a dialogue on parenting practices, cultural norms, and societal perceptions. Some individuals praised Gozie Okeke’s evident affection for his children, while others expressed reservations about the implications of exposing minors to alcohol consumption.
Overall, the video featuring Gozie Okeke and his children elicited a range of reactions, highlighting the complexity of social norms, cultural values, and individual perspectives within the broader context of family dynamics and public discourse.
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The video prompted a range of responses from online users, with certain individuals inquiring about his wife.
Nevertheless, there were previous reports suggesting that the couple had separated at some point.
One Enoch Okoafor Omeje wrote: “oga where is your wife, you don fix Artificial hair for your front head wey don chop enter inside .”
Faith Overare Akporowhe wrote: “Beautiful family but where is their mother this is the second time am asking oh, please don’t let me ask for the third time oh.”
Vivian Anayochukwu wrote: “Please take ur children off social media.”
Fortune Best wrote: “Legend of our time i saw you on d traditional marriage ground you are really a man of your words….. I was really happy seing you in real lyf more grace to you sir.”
Favour Odika wrote: “Where’s is your wife? This picture can’t be completely beautiful without your Queen please try and make her available so that this lovely family will be completed.”
MINISTER LIGHT wrote: “Wife wey you marry yesterday pikin don grow reach like This Wow Congratulations.”
Kendo Josiahn wrote: “Don’t be too forward to ask some certain questions in this life.That you are still with your wife or husband is not only by your making.Pray that the enemy doesn’t strike in a way both of you can’t control.It is always very easy to condemn.”
