Comedian Emmanuel Ezeh, popularly known as MC2talk, has called for the increased promotion of laughter and entertainment as essential tools for improving wellbeing, reducing stress, and strengthening national unity in Nigeria.
Ezeh, a Philosophy graduate of the University of Ibadan, made the appeal during an interview ahead of his upcoming comedy show, Laughter Ovasion 3, scheduled for November 15 in Lagos.
Emphasizing that humor serves as a vital coping mechanism amid current economic challenges, rising living costs, and security issues, the comedian noted that laughter helps bridge social, cultural, and religious divides.
“A good joke cannot reduce the price of food. It cannot create jobs overnight. It cannot repair roads or build hospitals. But it can lighten a heavy heart, reduce tension and bring people together,” he stated.
He further urged relevant authorities and stakeholders to support the entertainment industry, viewing comedy not merely as a luxury but as a crucial component for fostering emotional balance, mental wellness, and community connection.




