Nigerian actor and pastor Yul Edochie has stirred up a heated debate on social media with his controversial advice that challenges the traditional wisdom of saving for the future.
In a heartfelt message on Instagram, Edochie has struck a chord with his audience. He urges them to savour their wealth and share it generously with those in need, underlining the fleeting nature of life and the emptiness of amassing riches.
“We’re all going to die. It’s only a matter of time. Life is not that serious.
Na, we just dey take me too seriously,” Edochie remarked in a video, encouraging his followers to live in the moment and not worry excessively about accumulating wealth that they might eventually leave behind.
His remarks have sparked a heated debate online, with some rallying behind his call to embrace life’s pleasures and altruism, while others have condemned it as irresponsible advice.
Edochie further emphasized the transient nature of life, urging people to find joy in sharing their resources with others rather than saving excessively.
The actor’s perspective has ignited a robust debate on social media, prompting deep reflections on life’s priorities and the delicate balance between financial prudence and seizing the present moment.
