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Revealed! What Pete Edochie advised Yul earlier than demise of his first son

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Veteran Nollywood actor, Pete Edochie, has damaged silence after the demise of his grandson, Kambilinachukwu, Edochie.

Talking in an unique interview with Vanguard Newspapers on Thursday, Edochie stated he had earlier spoken to his son, Yul Edochie, about his (Kambilichukwu’s), distinctive spirit as a result of they don’t final lengthy.

“Kambilinachukwu is a really quiet, good and gifted little one. He’s not someone you may experience simply. He doesn’t get indignant irrespective of the scenario.

“He might change his composure, however he was positively a really uncommon particular person in so many respects.



“He was so completed. I all the time inform my son that I don’t like individuals excelling like this in something they’re concerned in. Expertise has taught me that such individuals don’t final lengthy,” he stated.

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