Pure Greed, Avarice & Selfishness: Yul Edochie Condemns Freedom Agitators K!lling Igbos
Pure Greed, Avarice & Selfishness: Yul Edochie Condemns Freedom Agitators K!lling Igbos
Renowned Nollywood actor Yul Edochie has strongly criticized self-proclaimed freedom fighters who resort to v!olence against their own people in the name of agitation. In a recent statement, Edochie condemned the trend of k!llings targeted at Igbos, labeling it an act of cowardice driven by greed, avarice, and selfishness.
Only a Coward K!lls His Own Peopleâ€
Taking to social media, the actor expressed his disappointment at how some agitators, instead of protecting their people, have turned against them. According to Edochie, true leaders and revolutionaries do not take innocent lives to prove a point. Instead, they strategize, educate, and uplift their communities without resorting to unnecessary bloodshed.
His statement comes amid rising concerns over insecurity in the South-East, where attacks on civilians have been linked to supposed freedom fighters. Many have questioned the real intentions of these groups, especially when their actions harm the very people they claim to be fighting for.
Freedom or Pure Self-Interest?
Edochie further argued that many so-called agitators are not truly interested in the liberation of the Igbo people. Instead, he believes they are driven by personal gain, using the struggle as a cover for their selfish ambitions.
His comments have sparked mixed reactions, with some supporting his stance while others argue that his position downplays the frustration of marginalized groups seeking justice.
The Bigger Question: What Next for the South-East?
The rising tension in the region has led many to call for a more structured and peaceful approach to addressing grievances. The question remains—how can the Igbo people achieve true freedom and security without descending into internal conflict?
Yul Edochie’s bold statement adds to the ongoing debate, challenging agitators to rethink their methods. As the conversation continues, one thing is clear: the path to true liberation cannot be built on the blood of one’s own people.
