Nigerian blogger and media personality, Noble Igwe, has taken a critical stance against actor Yul Edochie for what he perceives as frequent shifts in professions.
This critique follows Yul Edochie's recent declaration of his intention to become a gospel preacher, marked by the launch of his ministry, True Salvation Ministry (TSM).
Noble Igwe expressed bewilderment at an actor abruptly transitioning from real estate to ministry within a short span. He questioned the consistency of such career shifts, suggesting that something seems amiss in this pattern.
Netizens weighed in on the discussion, offering diverse opinions. Arc Uche Rochas speculated, “He’s looking for free money, he doesn’t want to work,” while Ami hinted, “Wait till you find out that the church is a huge real estate investment.”
Blessing pointed out, “Now we know the person who funds the marriage. Since the person left, he hasn’t produced a single movie. He has tried different hustles, skits, content creation, house agency, politics... now an online pastor. If he was financially okay before this saga, he would still be standing strong.”
The reactions capture the varied perspectives on Yul Edochie's career choices and the financial motivations behind them.