Following the tragic death of Yul Edochie’s first son, Kambilichuckwu, a number of netizens offered words of advice to May’s US-based sister, Blessing Nwele.
The actor’s 16-year-old son with his first wife, May, had passed away after losing consciousness while playing football in school, according to reports that circulated on March 30, 2023.
No words were spared for Judy, May’s co-wife, who was widely accused on social media of being responsible for Kambili’s demise.
Days after the news went viral, Nigerians flooded Blessing, May’s older sister, with comments advising her to remove May and the other children, Danielle, Karl, and Victory, from Yul Edochie’s house in order to protect them from further attacks.
@faith nyie wrote;
“Good morning sis, you have been so supportive to your sister may edochie, please you people should carry her and her children to pastor Eze or Zion ministry in Lagos for prayers, it is really serious, my condolences, love from Cameroon”
@officialjoy_faith wrote;
“I’m so sorry for yo loss. Please take your sister and her children out of that house. It’s well with May. Please accept my condolences. From New York. So sad”
@tezzy196
“So sorry for what happened please take ur sister and kids away from that house..let her relocate and start new life so that she can heal fast please I beg you”
@perpetualvictory_parade wrote:
“@blessn07 at this point if you guys don’t package your sister and her remaining kids out of that house and marriage, then you guys dont love her. @blessn07”
Lagos Police officially announces the death of Yul and May Edochie’s 16-year-old son; starts investigation
In the midst of an inquiry, the Lagos police have officially announced the passing of May and Yul Edochie’s first child, Kamibilichukwu.
Yesterday, news broke that the first son of actor Yul Edochie and his wife May had died after collapsing on the football field while playing with his pals. According to reports, he had a seizure and was taken emergency to the hospital.
Yul Edochie notified the passing of his son to the command, according to SP Benjamin Hundeyin, the state police’s spokesman.
The PPRO states that on Friday, March 31, the matter will be sent to the State Criminal inquiry Department for inquiry.
