Controversial Yul Edochie, a Nigerian actor, has shared an old photo of himself in university on his Instagram page. He claims that he has always been a source of contention, even while in school. The actor appeared to be addressing his critics, who continued to attack him for his actions. Yul Edochie was posing between two of his other buddies in a snapshot taken 22 years ago. While they were all clothed in tops and trousers, the Thespian complemented his look with a native cap. He stated that he was at the 300 level at the University of Port Harcourt at the time.
Yul Edochie, Nollywood actor. source: Google Capturing his old photo, he captioned it: “No be today my wahala start. I’ve always been different. This was university days. Yr 2001. 300 level, University of Port Harcourt. With my 2 good friends, Olughu Azu Udu and Imo Edwards. Beautiful memories.”
Yul edochie, Nollywood actress. source: Google
Lilian during a chat on the latest Tea with Tay episode disclosed how the disciplinary committee of Benson Idahosa University (BIU), Benin, Edo State gave her a tough time because of her sex scene with actor Jim Iyke. According to her, the movie was the first gig she got as an actress, and was combining schooling with her acting career then. “I started acting fully in biu. In the first movie that I did, they almost expelled me from school because I had a sex scene with jim iyke. So when the movie came out, then I was young,” Afegbai said. She added, “it was just a lot, and people in the school, you know how jealousy now, people started telling our reverend seb’s wife and so they brought the movie to school, they said I acted an illicit scene, they fixed a panel.” “I thought I was going to get expelled. I was scared. It was a christian school and when people start talking about things in school and making it a thing, you actually face a panel. When I went to the panel, I started making them understand that I am christian. I would never do anything to jeopardize my christian faith but then this is acting ma, it’s make-believe.” 
