Nigerians React As Yul Edochie Pleads For Nnamdi Kanu’s Release 

Hamilton Nwosa
Writer

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Yul Chibuike Daniel Edochie, son of famous Nollywood actor, Pete Edochie, on Tuesday, pleaded with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to release the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu.

The Nigerian actor in a post on Twitter eulogized the President calling him sweet names as he made a humble plea for Nnamdi Kanu’s freedom.

In his words, “To our Leader, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, @officialABAT GCFR.
“The Jagaban.
“A man who has fought for democracy for 3 decades,
“A builder & supporter of men & women.
“My President, please release Nnamdi Kanu.
“A humble request from your son, Yul Edochie”.

Nigerians took to the comment session of the microblogging platform, (Twitter) to respond.

Sunny Jossy Awoyelu🇬🇧🇳🇬🇺🇸
@Awoyelu
Very good coming from you. Am in.

Ayodeji. S. Akerele
@sammyalfred7
Even Nnamdi Kanu won’t beg Tinubu like this to be freed.

Stop being weak, Organize your people, Force your representative in the South East to demand Kanu release in the house.

Anthony B.O (O for Ovie)
@TonexBat23
Respect sir
But we all agreed all arms of government should operate independently. So it’s of my opinion, Mr President should allow the honourable court to do their job without interference so as not to set a bad precedence. Thanks boss

Richardson 🇳🇬🇬🇧
@IfeLove42552937
Well, but all my Igbo friends don’t want Kanu to be released. They all keep saying it’s too risky. Some don’t say it openly and some are bold to say it openly. I am honest, all the Igbos I’m connected to through business transactions or something, they all don’t want him released

Emmanuel
@Chinons99663862
Iwu a disgrace to ndi Igbo, Nna gi wukwanu Agu, and ikwesiri ime ka Agu, but ibiara ekwu okwu ka onye Na eweru Uche

Madukwe Chibuzor
@MadukweChibuzo1
It saddens my heart when I see the Ndi Igbo nearly coming down to their knees in begging Nigeria 4somethin. OUK emotional outburst in the senate was a case study. Ndi-igbo should stop playing victimization b’cus it’s damaging our image of who we are. Enough of the the begging

VCG
@Premium_Vic
I’m disappointed in you my role model 🤦

The Observer
@_MrChima
Sir,
The man of the people.
An inspirational to a generation.
A son of the soil.

Please can you explain why the release of Nnamdi Kanu is the major priority for you amongst the many socio and infrastructural plights plaguing our region.

Deji 🛩✈️
@dejyne
Don’t worry Yul, let Nnamdi Kanu prove his innocence in court. The president can’t afford to set a bad precedent for a terrorist.

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