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According to Jim Iyke, a seasoned Nollywood actor, a women’s magazine deliberately promoted modern feminism as a sales gimmick, which ultimately evolved into a philosophy that exhorts women to dismiss males completely.
According to reports, the movie star recently discussed his opinions on current feminism in an interview with The EchoRoom, calling it a movement that has deviated from its initial goals and now verges on criminality and deception.
While early feminist groups sought to solve basic problems such as gender inequality and patriarchy, Iyke contended that the modern feminist movement has devolved into a perverted ideology that promotes needless competition between the male and female genders.
According to the playwright, some women are taking modern feminism too far, and it has become a way of life and a standard.
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I see it as a criminal, a form of assault,” he said. To increase sales, the criminals—I won’t name the magazine—launched a cunning campaign. Who were the main readers of their works? females. Therefore, they came up with an ideology that gave women the freedom to question the current quo and compete with males in the same field.
This effort was excessive, and some ladies completely adopted the philosophy.
“They concluded that this entire philosophy of ‘we don’t need a man, we can do anything a man can do better’… heated up and became exaggerated. It is now accepted as a new cultural norm and way of life.
The thing that initially causes me to doubt the ideology is the double standard that permeates everything. Why don’t you see that it’s a lie? The hypocritical way of handling it? True balance, in my opinion, is reached when men and women play different roles and collaborate together. They still don’t comprehend that.