Yul Edochie's Matriculation Day (Throwback Photo)

 Nollywood actor, Yul Edochie shared a photo of himself on his matriculation day in higher school, IgbereTV reports.


Comparing the photo with a photo of himself in 2019, he appreciated God and wrote on Instagram;

"Left: 1999 Year one, Matriculation day.
Right: 2019. Odogwu!
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No be God?"

 

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