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“Being a Christian and a Traditionalist doesn’t means you’re serving two Gods, but, the same God in 2 different ways” – Yul Edochie educates Nigerians

Prophet and traditionalist Yul Edochie announces his return to Christian and Traditional worship Kem

Nollywood actor Yul Edochie has raised eyebrows as he corrected a popular misconception about being a Christian and a Traditionalist.

Edochie, via his Instagram page, made it known that being a Christian and a Traditionalist doesn’t mean you’re serving two Gods; rather, one is serving the same God in two different ways.

“Being a Christian and a Traditionalist doesn’t mean you’re serving 2 Gods.
No.
It means you’re serving the same God in 2 different ways”.

It is no longer news that Yul had accepted his calling as a Minister and launched his ministry following separation from wife, May Edochie.

Surprisingly, the actor switched from talking about God to advocating for traditional worshipping.

The son of Pete Edochie first made headlines when he clarified his stance on his calling. He made it known that he is now a prophet and a native doctor.

In March, Edochie surprised many when he claimed that God told him to go home and learn the traditional worship and ways of his people, for they’re approved by God. The controversial actor added that when he came back home, he became complete.

In another post, he spoke about his call and directions from God as a traditional cleric. The actor, who had always advocated traditions, stated that God called him to lead His people back to the traditions, which traditional ways are approved by God and are a way of salvation.

Just last week, the controversial actor announced his return to Christian and Traditional worship. He revealed that God told him to lead his people back to their traditional ways. Yul declared himself a prophet and traditionalist.