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Actor Yul Edochie lectures colleagues on how to deal with social media trolls
Nollywood actor, Yul Edochie, the son of movie industry legend, Pete Edochie has composed a statement on how he became impervious to the nefarious statement of trolls on social media.
He mentioned in his Instagram post that he stopped worrying about trolls when he realized that most them do not possess what he has accomplished.
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The actor specifically recalled buying his first car in 2001 or 2002 and how different people reacted to it.
He said that those who had bigger cars congratulated him and wished him well but those without cars were the ones making fun of his small car.
His thread reads:
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