“Don’t fear death, prepare for it” – Pastor Yul Edochie advises fans following Mr. Ibu’s passing

• Actor-turned-pastor Yul Edochie shares insights on death in the aftermath of Mr. Ibu’s passing.
• Yul Edochie encourages his fans and followers not to fear death but view it as a natural transition awaiting everyone.
• The actor emphasizes the cyclical nature of life, with people coming and going.
• Rather than fearing death, Yula dvocates preparing for it, urging fairness and forgiveness in interpersonal dealings.

Actor-turned-pastor, Yul Edochie, has taken to his Instagram page to share his insights on the inevitability of death in the wake of the unfortunate passing of fellow actor, Mr. Ibu.

In his post, Yul Edochie encouraged his fans and followers not to fear death but to embrace it as a natural transitional process that awaits everyone.

The actor-cum-pastor emphasized the transient nature of life, stating that people enter and exit the world in a continuous cycle.

He urged netizens to prepare themselves for the inevitable eventuality of death rather than living in fear of it.

Yul urged individuals to maintain integrity in their interactions with others, extend forgiveness readily, and offer apologies when they cause harm.

In his Instagram post, Yul Edochie wrote;

“Death is a transition process that awaits us all.

“No matter what we say or do, it must come.

“People come and people go.

“So rather than fear death, we should all prepare for it.

“Be fair in all your dealings with others.

“Forgive easily.

“Apologize when you hurt others.

“Keep your hands & your heart clean.”

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In other news, Popular Nigerian actor Yul Edochie has taken to social media to urge his fans and followers to remove hate and wickedness from their hearts.

In a heartfelt message, the actor emphasized the importance of spreading love and kindness.

Yul Edochie reminded his followers that hate and wickedness do nothing but breed negativity, and encouraged everyone to strive to be better human beings by choosing love and compassion instead.