Pete Edochie Shares Hilarious Story Behind His Failed Alcohol Resolution
- Pete Edochie, a renowned Nollywood actor, has shared his decision to quit drinking and his subsequent return to it.
- The actor shared a humorous decision to quit drinking after making the decision.
- Pete Edochie made a New Year resolution three years ago to refrain from alcohol consumption.
Veteran Nollywood actor Pete Edochie recently shared a lighthearted story about how he once made a New Year’s resolution to quit drinking—only to break it almost immediately.
In a video circulating online, the legendary actor recalled how, three years ago, he firmly decided to stop consuming alcohol as part of his New Year’s goals. Excited about this personal change, he informed his close friends, who were genuinely thrilled for him.
However, things took an unexpected turn when those same friends proposed a toast to celebrate his decision. Ironically, they took him out for drinks to mark his new alcohol-free lifestyle—leading him to drink once again that very day.
Edochie’s humorous tale highlights how even the best intentions can sometimes be derailed by peer pressure or the irony of celebratory moments. The actor told the story with a smile, reminding fans of the importance of laughing at life’s little twists.
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“About three years ago, I said in my New Year resolution, that I was going to stop drinking. So my friends came and I told them I had now resolved to stop drinking. They said that was good. let’s go and celebrate it. So we went back to drinking”.
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In other news, Media figure Bugzy Dvinci has raised a question to Nigerians about why no one has informed Cubana Chief Priest that his latest song is not enjoyable to listen to.
In a video shared online, Bugzy Dvinci expressed that Cubana Chief Priest’s foray into music is contributing to the decline in the quality of musicians in Nigeria.
He stated that just because Cubana has the funds to pay for studio time, it doesn’t mean he can produce good music.
“So nobody wan tell Chief Priest that his new song no sweet and that this kind things dey destroy the quality of musicians. Just because you have money, paid people, and entered the studio you think you can sing any song. Your song isn’t sweet”.
As the situation with Cubana and his supposed baby mama unfolds, Bugzy DVinci called out Hellen Ati for accusing the businessman of stealing her star for his own gain.
He argues that such beliefs are misconceptions created by some pastors.
