Nollywood actor and movie producer, Yul Edochie has allegedly stormed Ogombo police station to report the case of his son’s death.
According to Instagram blogger, Tosin Silverdam, the movie star was seen entering and leaving the police station today, April 3rd.
In photos, he posted online, Yul Edochie who didn’t want people to notice him, disguise himself with a cap and shade.
According to reports, the now father of three who wore a somber look had visited the station to report the case of his son’s death.
GISTLOVER learned the police has started an investigation.
CREDIBILE sources reached out to the actor, but at the time of reporting, they are yet to get a response from him.
Yul Edochie and Wife, May, Lose Their First Son, Kambilichukwu
Nollywood actor, Yul Edochie and his wife, May, are bereaved as they lost their first son, Kambilichukwu Leo Yul-Edochie, on Wednesday, March 29.
According to reports, Kambilichukwu had read throughout the night on Tuesday in preparation for his exams on Wednesday.
After his examination on Wednesday, he joined his friends to play football. While playing, he slumped and developed a seizure. He was immediately rushed to the mother and Child hospital where he was confirmed dead.
Kambilichukwu turned 16 in January 2023 and his parents took to social media to celebrate him.
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.
