Yul Edochie calls for the arrest of artist over his drawing of Charles Awurum

• Yul Edochie shared the picture of the drawing on Instagram and revealed that he came across it and couldn’t stop laughing.
• He stated that the artist should be arrested, noting that the drawing was the opposite of the actor.
• His post was met with a lot of reaction from online users who suggested he should be arrested instead for reposting it

Renowned Nollywood actor Yul Edochie stirs reaction as he called for the arrest of artist who recently created a caricature drawing of actor Charles Awurum.

Yul Edochie expressed his disappointment at the “ugly” depiction of his colleague and demanded justice for the disrespectful portrayal.

The actor shared a picture of the artwork on his Instagram page, revealing that he came across it and couldn’t stop laughing.

He declared that the painting was the opposite of the actor, and that the artist ought to be arrested for portraying the actor in such an ugly way.

“I came across this, and I couldn’t stop laughing.
The artist that did this to @charlesndawurum should be arrested” He wrote.

Many people who saw the artwork online demanded that he be arrested for making it public.

Pat Soft wrote, “Maybe you that posted it should be arrested.

Snald wrote, “They should arrest you too

Solo Blinkz wrote, “Them suppose arrest you first Yul

Hat Q10120 wrote, “Na your face suppose dey that drawing

Niji Darling wrote, “This is very disrespectful

Emperor Elfe wrote, “Yes oo, they need to find that person and arrest him”.

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In another story, Yul Edochie shared update on “Why you should stop allowing people’s hate comments get to you” .

As a public figure, Yul Edochie has personally experienced the detrimental effects of such negativity. However, he emphasizes the importance of not letting these comments define one or diminish one’s self-worth.

In his recent post, Yul Edochie encourages his followers to rise above the hate and focus on personal growth, reminding them that they are in control of our own happiness.