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Yul Edochie Links Rise in Premature Deaths to Neglect of Traditional Practices

Nollywood actor Yul Edochie has expressed worry over the high rate of death among young Nigerians, he attributed this to the abandonment of our traditional customs and spiritual practices.

In his recent Instagram post, Edochie listed the alarming rate of death among people in their 20s, 30s and 40s. He said the shift from our traditional ways to foreign religion which is a result of Western influence is the cause of this.

Edochie a father of 5 said powerful ancestral spirits that were revered in our traditional practices have been neglected and as a result of that they are angry and the consequences are negative.

He advised Nigerians to go back to their cultural roots and embrace the purity of their traditional practices.

He wrote, “Too many death these days. Young people dying in their 20s, 30s, 40s. It’s not normal. It’s happening because we have abandoned our traditional ways and adopted the ways of oyinbo people. The spirits that protect many of us and our lands are angry because we have neglected them. We must go back to our traditional ways which are very pure and powerful”.

The post has generated a lot of conversation on social media with followers and critics sharing their thoughts on traditional beliefs in today’s society.

CelebrityNote has gathered some reactions:

@juliejomah said: “Something serious is happening to this man, let’s pray for him. He already lost a lot of things, now he’s loosing his mind. Before he run mad, this is so serious.. How can you worship God today, tomorrow you worship another thing!! Yul needs our prayers.. He can’t understand himself.”

@lennyxb said: “Bro, why are you so inconsistent? Last year, you launched a ministry rooted in Western religion, yet now you’re suddenly advocating for tradition. It’s important to remain focused and deliberate in your actions. Take a moment to analyze your thoughts before posting, instead of hastily sharing anything that comes to mind. Thoughtful communication reflects clarity, not confusion.”

@charleselibe said: “Yesterday na “Thank you Jesus”. Today na about tradition. One person, too much confusion!”

@bigjeff__01 said: “Yesterday you posted thank you Jesus. Sometime ago you dedicated your new born baby in church , why didn’t you dedicate it to ur village shrine ?? You went yo crossover night in church , why didn’t you do it in the shrine or with Amadioha ? Sometimes we just post funny things online 😂”

@benetscot said: “He will post THANK YOU JESUS AGAIN IN few days to come. I just Pity those you gas taken you as their role model and those who believe this fake life and fake love of you and that ur girlfriend second wife wannabe. 😂”

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