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Nigerian actor and filmmaker Yul Edochie has taken to Instagram to express his disapproval of people who send voice notes on WhatsApp without prior permission. In a blunt and humorous post that’s been making waves on social media, the Nollywood star made it clear that he prefers text messages and finds unsolicited voice messages intrusive.
According to Yul, he will not hesitate to delete any voice note that was sent without his consent and will simply continue the conversation via chat. He questioned why anyone would assume he wants to hear their voice during a text conversation.
“If we’re chatting on WhatsApp, then you send me a voice note without asking me first, I’ll delete the voice note and continue chatting. Who told you say I wan hear your voice?” he wrote on Instagram.
The post has sparked reactions online, with many social media users debating the etiquette of sending voice notes. While some support Yul Edochie’s stance, arguing that voice messages can be inconvenient in certain situations, others believe voice notes allow for clearer expression and should be acceptable in casual chats.
Yul Edochie, known for his strong opinions and bold personality, continues to be a trending figure in the Nigerian entertainment industry. His take on this everyday messaging habit has not only entertained fans but also reignited the discussion on WhatsApp communication etiquette and respecting people’s messaging preferences.
As instant messaging evolves, it’s clear that personal boundaries—even in digital conversations—remain a hot topic.
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