Nollywood actor Yul Edochie has officially announced his return to ministry, revealing that he is resuming leadership of his spiritual platform.
In a bold declaration posted to his social media accounts, Edochie unveiled a new poster proclaiming the revival of his church, addressing himself as both a Prophet and a Traditionalist.
The poster, which features his image alongside the words “Our Ministry Is Back,” reflects Edochie’s continued commitment to combining Christian prophetic teachings with elements of African traditional spirituality—a blend that has drawn both followers and controversy.
In his caption, the actor simply wrote: “Our ministry is back.”
The announcement marks a renewed chapter in Edochie’s evolving public persona. Known primarily for his roles in Nollywood films, he has, in recent years, increasingly embraced spiritual messaging and traditional beliefs, often sharing insights on faith, culture, destiny, and leadership.
Edochie’s dual identification as both a prophet and a traditionalist has sparked discussion on social media, with supporters praising his embrace of indigenous spirituality, while critics question the compatibility of prophetic ministry with traditional religious practices.
While details about the ministry’s physical location or schedule of activities remain sparse, the actor’s post signals that he intends to play a more active role in spiritual leadership going forward.
This announcement comes amid ongoing debate in Nigeria and across Africa about the intersection of modern religion, traditional beliefs, and cultural identity—a space Edochie appears increasingly committed to navigating.
As reactions continue to pour in, it remains to be seen how Yul Edochie’s ministry will evolve and what impact his return to religious leadership will have on both his career and public discourse around faith and tradition.
