‘I Have Lived In Lagos For Years’ – Yul Edochie Speaks On Tribalism

Yul Edochie, a well-known Nollywood actor, has refuted claims that Lagos State is a no-land. man’s

With the message “Let’s end tribalism before it kills us,” the 41-year-old who previously referred to Lagos State as a Yoruba state on Instagram rejected tribalism on Saturday.

Igbos have also made contributions to the state, Yul said, noting that Yorubas have generally been receptive.

I’ve resided in Lagos since 2011,” he wrote. constructed my home in Lagos. I have never once felt any kind of hatred or rejection from the Yoruba people. When Yoruba lads see me on the street, they assemble to meet me, and there is always nothing but affection.

Therefore, it is untrue to say that Lagos is a lawless area. In Yoruba territory, Lagos is a Yoruba state.

Imagine hearing that Anambra is a lawless area. That is awful. It is an Igbo land, Anambra. You cannot enter someone else’s territory and declare it to be a no-land. man’s You do have problems, though. The Igbos have made significant contributions to the development of Lagos, which cannot be disputed. In their own unique ways, other tribes have also contributed.

“And the Yorubas have also often been accommodating. It shouldn’t change the reality that Lagos is a Yoruba-speaking region. We don’t drag ownership around. Eliminate tribalism before it eliminates us.

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