Nollywood actor Yul Edochie has advised young men by sharing some tips on how to woo a lady.
Taking to his Instagram page, Yul, who claimed to be an OG in the game, admonished men to walk up and express their feelings for any lady, no matter her status. He told them not to wait until they have money before they can talk.
Yul opined that money isn’t everything, but confidence is. He noted that ladies like men who have guts and confidence, no matter their class. Edochie stressed that men shouldn’t allow their confidence level to drop for any reason, as he noted that the lady they like will not kill them.
“Young men, let me give you some tips as an OG in the game.
If you like a lady, no matter her status, walk up to her and tell her you like her
Don’t wait till you have money before you can talk.
Money is not everything.
Confidence is number 1.
Ladies love men who have guts and confidence no matter their class.
Never let your confidence level drop for any reason.
She will not kill you.
She’ll either say yes or no.
But most likely, she’ll say yes in the end because, as I told you before, ladies love strong men”.
Early this year, while reacting to the viral video of a lady burnt by her husband, Yul had sent a message about walking away from toxīc marriages. The controversial actor admonished those having marital issues that even if they catch their partner cheating, there is no justification for harming them, as he kicked against killing another human being.
During the Christmas season, Edochie had cautioned ladies against killing themselves for expensive wigs. He admonished any lady who can’t afford expensive hair to wash their natural hair very well and weave it. The controversial actor stated that the quality of a woman isn’t measured by the hair on her head but by the content of her brain.
In a past message, Yul had advised ladies desperate to get married. He urged them to buy a ring and propose to their man if they were waiting for him to propose and he was wasting time. The actor stated there was nothing wrong with it as he avowed that it doesn’t matter who says the words.
When the news of American reality star Porsha Williams’ crashed marriage made rounds, a year after her elaborate wedding, he had admonished couples planning a big wedding to go ahead and do what makes them happy and not allow anyone to decide how they spend their money.
