- Yul Edochie revealed that, as humans, one should never push for another man’s downfall or do anything that would cause another man’s downfall.
- He also expressed that, as humans, we must not have an opinion on everyone’s life, and that we should learn to mind our business because karma is real.
Nollywood actor Yul Edochie shares a important message with his fans and followers.
Taking to his Instagram page, Yul Edochie highlighted the importance of supporting one another, rather than pushing for someone’s downfall.
According to Yul, one should never intentionally harm or wish harm towards others.
Yul further advised that if one can’t offer help or support when someone is struggling, it’s best to remain silent.
He encouraged his followers to focus on their own lives rather than inserting ourselves into others people’s affairs, highlighting that doing so, one can avoid perpetuating negativity and harm.
In his words:
“Never push for another man’s downfall.
Never say or do anything to instigate it.
If your fellow man has issues, if you can’t be of help, shut up.
You must not have an opinion in every one’s life.
Mind your business.
Cos karma is real.
What goes around comes around.
Your own breakfast might be served VERY COLD.”
In another story, Yul Edochie advises Nigerians to stop burning shrines, deities.
Taking to his Instagram page, Yul Edochie entreats Nigerians to refrain from the destruction of sacred shrines, reminding them that deities are not to be feared or labeled as evil.
Yul Edochie highlighted the importance of embracing tradition and culture, stating that it serves as a foundation for liberation from any form of enslavement.
“Deities are not evil; Nigerians should desist from burning shrines and traditional deities.
“It was the white man that convinced people to believe their traditions are evil; the ploy was to make us abandon our ways and embrace theirs so as to make slavery easy.
“Nigerians need to wake up and start embracing their traditions and culture; many deities acknowledge God Almighty.
Burning them could bring perpetual trouble. If you don’t understand something, leave it. If it is not disturbing you, don’t disturb it,”