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Yul Edochie Criticized for Advising Against Protests
Nigerian actor Yul Edochie has faced significant backlash on social media after advising against protests over the nation’s economic hardships. On July 19, 2024, Edochie took to Instagram to urge Nigerians to exercise patience and continue voicing their concerns without resorting to protests.
“I acknowledge the hardships. Protest is not the answer,” he wrote. “People take advantage of protests to loot, destroy properties, and harm innocent Nigerians who are already suffering. In the end, the protest’s aim will be defeated. Remember what happened during End Sars.” Edochie emphasized the need for patience and continued dialogue, expressing confidence in President Tinubu’s efforts to address the issues.
“Let’s be patient. Let’s keep speaking out and doing all we can to help out. President Tinubu listens and he’s doing all he can to make things right. Fellow Nigerians, let’s be patient,” he urged. However, his advice was met with intense criticism and disapproval from his followers on Instagram. One follower responded angrily, questioning Edochie’s credibility and motives, accusing him of self-interest. Another sarcastically suggested he pursue a career in comedy.
Popular Nigerian Comedian BasketMouth shares his thoughts on the 2025 AY Live Show and stirs reactions after his comments on artists.
The comedian shared his thoughts on the performance of the big three artists, Wizkid and Burna Boy, while applauding Davido.
“He’s always had 100 people on stage with him—and he still does. Same voice, same energy.” Wizkid and Burna Boy fans then react to his comment.
Nigerian Actress Grace Bassey makes headline as she joins the United States Navy and is sworn in as a citizen.
The actress takes to social media to share her story, from where she started and announced her new position.
“Last week, I graduated from U.S. Navy boot camp as a Sailor and took the oath as a citizen of the United States. Nigeria raised me. America challenged me. I stand today stronger and more determined than ever. Thank you to everyone who believed in me. This is just the beginning. In Honor of my Late Father – Naval CDR Asido Bassey Effah”.
Popular Nigerian Prophet Odumeje shares how intent to change his approach to situations and preaching.
During his last ministration, the prophet revealed how he wants to be more soft when preaching to the masses.
“I am no longer a young man,” Odumeje told his church members. “Age is catching up with me, and it’s time to adopt a more mellow style. I want people to see me and say, ‘That is papa.”
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