Nollywood actor and producer Yul Edochie has tackled popular clergyman Pastor Paul Enenche for preaching against traditional practice. He reposted a video of the pastor teaching his congregation about the divine nature of blessing and making against traditional worship. Commenting on it, Edochie disagreed, saying he is misinforming people. Yul stressed that our traditional practices are not fetish, and it’s the same God we worship in different ways.
He explained that traditional practice is different from doing Juju to hurt people, and as a core traditionalist, he would never hurt anyone. “Pastor, I disagree with you. You’re misinforming the people. Our traditional practices are not fetish. It’s the same God we worship in different ways. Traditional practice is different from doing Juju to hurt people. A core traditionalist will never intentionally hurt anyone.
Africans are lost today because we abandoned the traditional practices that made us great and fully adopted the ways of Oyibo people. Pastor I disagree with you. You’re misinforming the people. Our traditional practices are not fetish. It’s the same God we worship in different ways. Traditional practice is different from doing Juju to hurt people. A core traditionalist will never hurt anyone intentionally.… https://t.co/QaDapX7rQt — Yul Edochie (@YulEdochie) October 9, 2026 Recall that last year, 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. 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. Yul had made a case for deities.
He that deities are very peaceful, contrary to the lies they have sold us for decades. He added that they will never look for one’s trouble if you don’t look for theirs. In another post, he had raised eyebrows as he corrected a popular misconception about being a Christian and a Traditionalist. Edochie, 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.
