"That Talk Wey Dem No Suppose Talk": Yul Edochie Vows to Break Taboos on Sunday

Nollywood star Yul Edochie took to social media yesterday to express his gratitude for the overwhelming response to his new online ministry, "True Salvation Ministry" (TSM). In his posts, Edochie highlighted the impressive engagement his announcement received, garnering over 80,000 likes and thousands of comments across Facebook and Instagram within just 24 hours.

"The stats are deafening," Edochie declared, attributing the success to God's work and the love of his fans. He further promised to deliver powerful messages, stating, "That talk wey dem no suppose talk I go talk am as e be" (I will speak the unspoken truth), sparking intrigue among his followers.

However, concerns arose regarding Edochie's acting career following his ministry launch. Addressing these directly, Edochie reassured fans in another post, stating, "Millions of my fans still want to see me on screen acting. Don't worry my people, I'm not going away completely." He emphasized his commitment to ministry but left the door open for future acting projects, declaring, "I have to fulfill my destiny. God's work is my destiny. And God's work must be done."

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Edochie concluded the post with a message of happiness and gratitude, leaving fans to speculate on how his dual pursuits will unfold in the future. The news has generated significant buzz online, with many eagerly awaiting his first sermon on Sunday and curious to see how his career trajectory will evolve.

By Bliss Anthony