- Nigerian actor Yul Edochie has stated that there are no village people holding Nigerians.
- In a Facebook post, he urged Nigerians to dispel the misconception that village people hinder their progress.
- Nigerians are holding themselves, while village people are also striving for personal growth.
Nigerian actor Yul Edochie has expressed that the notion of “village people” hindering Nigerians is unfounded.
In a recent Facebook post, he encouraged individuals to reject the belief that external forces from their villages are obstructing their success.
Edochie emphasized that it is, in fact, Nigerians who are impeding their own progress, while those from the villages are also striving to advance in their lives.
He further remarked that reliance on the church is not a panacea for all issues and urged individuals to return to their villages to discover their true identities.
He wrote, “Nobody hold you for village. Village people don’t even have your time.
They’re busy trying to make headway in their own lives. Na you hold yourself.
Go home, go traditional and ask questions about your life. Know who you are, where you come from and where you should be heading to.
Church doesn’t solve everything.”
This statement has sparked considerable discussion online, with many expressing disagreement with both the actor and the pastor.
Reacting to the post…
@Ebyken Beauty wrote, “Very confused human Being God forbid you don enter tradition abi ,it’s only people with spiritual eyes kn say no you dey talk , something is wrong somewhere.
@Christy movie said, “Nawa coming from a pastor. Hmm it’s well.
@Daizy Brown stated, “Your confusion is confusing you, where do you stand Daddy GO, soon you’ll tell us Amadioha has handed you his staff of office. 🤔.
@Perry Okeke wrote, “Him don realize say no be God call am.but amadioha. ..pastor amadi.
@Amanda Ikechukwu stated, “Ok man of God with a touch of dibia, we hear you sir. Daalu🙄🙌