Yul Edochie Blasts President Tinubu Over Rising Insecurity And Kidnappings

Yul Edochie has openly criticized President Bola Ahmed Tinubu over the escalating insecurity and economic hardship in Nigeria. Speaking directly to the president, Yul said bandits are “gradually taking over the whole country, spilling the blood of Nigerians at will without consequences,” adding that kidnappings are happening daily and living conditions have become unbearable. He questioned whether this is the “renewed hope” Nigerians were promised. In a follow-up, he urged Tinubu to act decisively: “You have the capacity to crush these bandits and kidnappers who are killing Nigerians daily and even posting it on social media. It’s a slap on your face, Mr. President.” He highlighted that many Nigerians are now afraid to travel or move around as innocent lives continue to be lost and called on the government to take all necessary measures, including seeking foreign assistance, to stop the violence. Yul’s statements, coming from a former supporter, have ignited nationwide conversation, reflecting the growing frustration of citizens over insecurity, kidnappings, and the rising cost of living.

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May Edochie Shares She Met Yul Edochie at GCE Centre Before Fame

Nigerian actress and socialite May Edochie has opened up about how she first crossed paths with her estranged husband, Nollywood star Yul Edochie. In a recent lifestyle podcast, May recounted that their first meeting happened long before either of them became famous or married. She explained that they met at a General Certificate Examination (GCE) centre during her early university years. At the time, she had just moved from Lagos to Enugu State University to pursue her degree, while Yul was studying at the University of Port Harcourt (UNIPORT). “Back then, when I went to the East for university, I was all about my books. We didn’t meet at a party or any glamorous place; it was at a GCE centre,” she said. May reflected on her younger self as highly focused and academically driven, emphasizing that her priority at the time was education.  

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