“Nothing is worth killing someone for” – Yul Edochie sends message to young people

• Yul Edochie admonished young people to stop feeling intimidated if they lack material things.
• He stated that no calls, phone or material stuff are worth killing someone for

Nollywood actor Yul Edochie shared a message on his Instagram page, addressing the youth.

He highlighted that no material possession or convenience is worth taking a life or engaging in criminal activity.

Yul Edochie highlighted the fleeting nature of material things, noting that they will eventually become outdated and replaced by new ones.

He encouraged young people to refrain from feeling pressured or intimidated by their lack of possessions, advising them to focus on conducting themselves with integrity and patience, trusting that their hard work will pay off in due time.

In his words:

“Dear young people,
No car, phone or material stuff is worth killing someone for, neither is it worth doing crime.
Material things will always get old and fizzle away and new ones will pop out.
Never feel intimidated if you don’t have them.
Keep your dealings legit always.
God will bless your hustle at the right time.”

In another story, Yul Edochie advised Psquare brothers following their fresh fallout.

Peter Okoye recently leveled accusations against his twin brother, alleged that Paul disrespected his wife and family, claimed sole ownership of songs they created together, and belittled his role in the group’s success.

The drama took a sharp turn after Peter dropped a bombshell behind the mysterious Northside Music, a company he claimed is allegedly owned in secret by their elder brother Jude and his wife, Ifeoma.

As the dust from this family saga continues to swirl, Yul Edochie chimed in with a controversial statement that has tongues wagging.

He addressed those advocating for peace between the brothers, suggesting that sometimes, the only way to achieve peace is by creating distance, even from one’s own blood.

He wrote in part;

“Sometime peace comes from staying apart, sometime even family members have to be blocked to achieve peace. Sometimes you just have to relate with people from distance to have peace”