Nollywood actor, Yul Edochie has expressed disappointment with the high rate of jealousy among Igbos.

Taking to his Instagram page, the former presidential aspirant, questioned the reason for their hatred.

He noted how some Igbos who are doing well in their lives make their family members their biggest hater.

Urging them to do better, he told them to stop the envy and competition as only then will things change.

“Too much jealousy and envy amongst Igbos.
Why??
If you’re doing well as an Igbo person, your biggest haters are your fellow Igbo person.
Sometimes even your family members.
Igbos we need to do better. We’re great.

Stop the envy. Stop the competition. Things change when we address them”.

Yul Edochie laments over jealousy amongst Igbos
His post has generated mixed reactions with many using his marital scandal against him, as they noted how jealousy is common in all tr!bes.

One Tenoverten Autos wrote, “Envy and competition is not an Igbo word. It exists everywhere. Coming from someone who allowed an envious Abi na competitive Igbo woman enter his marriage. Una mind no go touch ground for this internet

One Sabi Talk concurring with him wrote, “Forget the messenger and take the message, he’s saying the truth. Yorubas help themselves more than the Igbos. Take a good look at the music and movie industry, and you’ll understand even in politics, Igbos you people can do better oh

One Osdevices Officials wrote, “I no be Igbo man but I never had any regret marrying an Igbo woman. Igbo are nice people and for your post that happens everywhere in the world

One Ladyque wrote, “Coming from someone that left his Igbo brother to support another person. Yul, please

One Shugaboi Henry wrote, “Close that your confused mouth and sense who told you that you are Igbo. Eat your corn in please if you want coconut too then ask for it

One Ralph New Revelation wrote, “This is not about the tr!be, this guy has lost his sense of belonging. Son a titled man can address issues like this in public without being tribalistic. From his comment, he’s No1 enemies of the Igbos

One Mo Command wrote, “Jealousy and hatred as nothing to do with tr!be. It’s happens everywhere, bro

One Ms Dera wrote, “Stop pushing this dead narrative! This exists in every tr!be but you don’t hear them openly make statements like this”.

Some months back, Yul had posed an important question to the public as he preached on love.

In a post on his Instagram page, Yul pondered on why it is hard for people to reason well, as he questioned how many people have to die, before realizing that life is temporary.

Yul noted how we all are just passing through this world as none of us owns it nor would we be here forever