“My man for life” – Yul Edochie hails Donald Trump following victory at presidential election
Nollywood actor Yul Edochie has voiced his support for Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump after his victory in the presidential election.
In a post on his Instagram page, Yul described Trump as “the man for life,” noting that he had been predicting Trump’s return since last year, despite widespread skepticism. He emphasized that one should never underestimate a man with grace.
Congratulating the President-elect, Yul hailed Trump as the leader of the “Stubborn Boys Association” and praised him as the true embodiment of resilience and grace. He wished Trump a successful tenure and prayed for God’s guidance over his leadership.
“My man for life.
I said it since last year that Trump is coming back, but many doubted it.
Never mess with a man who has grace.
Congratulations, Mr. President @realdonaldtrump
Leader of the Stubborn Boys Association.
A true definition of the term ‘never give up’.
An epitome of grace.
I wish you a beautiful tenure.
May God lead you always”.
Yul Edochie has drummed support for Republican presidential candidate, Donald Trump following his victory at the presidential election.
Taking to his Instagram page, he declared Trump is the man for life as he revealed that he has been saying since last year that Trump was coming back, but many doubted it. Yul states that people shouldn’t mess with a man who has grace.
Congratulating the President-elect, he declared him the leader of the stubborn Boys association and called him a true definition of the term ‘never give up and an epitome of grace. Yul wished him a beautiful tenure and prayed God would lead him always.
“My man for life.
I said it since last year that Trump is coming back, but many doubted it.
Never mess with a man who has grace.
Congratulations, Mr. President @realdonaldtrump
Leader of the Stubborn Boys Association.
A true definition of the term ‘never give up’.
An epitome of grace.
I wish you a beautiful tenure.
May God lead you always”.
