Yul Edochie Stirs Controversy Over His Comments On ‘Deities Not Evil’
Nollywood actor Yul Edochie has stirred a conversation on tradition and culture, emphasizing their importance in breaking free from historical entanglements like slavery.
In his social media post on his Instagram handle @yuledochie, the actor urged Nigerians to re-evaluate their perceptions towards traditional practices, stating that deities are not inherently evil, contrary to popular belief.
Highlighting the influence of colonialism in vilifying indigenous traditions, Edochie stressed the need for Nigerians to reclaim their heritage and embrace diverse belief systems.
He cautioned against the indiscriminate destruction of shrines and traditional practices, warning of potential consequences that could arise from disrupting age-old customs.
However, Edochie’s remarks have sparked controversy among Nigerians, with some expressing concerns over his stance and urging him to adhere to a single religious belief.
Social media platforms have been abuzz with reactions, reflecting varying perspectives on the matter.
Responding to the criticism, Edochie remains resolute in his advocacy, underscoring the importance of tolerance and understanding towards different faiths and cultural practices.
He encourages individuals to seek clarity and refrain from unnecessary interference in matters they do not fully comprehend.
Excel Magazine International recalls that the actor recently made headlines with the launch of his online Christian ministry, ‘True Salvation Ministry,’ in January. Through this platform, Edochie aims to propagate the message of God and engage with followers through weekly Sunday sessions on his YouTube channels.
