- Nollywood actor Yul Edochie has reportedly admitted to adultery with his second wife, Judy Austin, following a series of viral claims.
- Emeka Ugwuonye, May Edochie’s lawyer, revealed in a video that the couple denied being married but admitted to having a child together, implying sex.
- Nollywood actor Yul Edochie has reiterated his support for President Bola Tinubu and pledges to continue praying for him.
- The gospel minister, a staunch supporter of the Tinubu administration, expressed his belief in the President despite Nigeria’s current state of disarray.
Yul Edochie, a Nollywood actor, breaks his silence following viral reports that he and his second wife, Judy Austin, admitted to having committed adultery.
Recall that May Edochie’s lawyer, Emeka Ugwuonye, stated in a video that the pair denied being married in court but admitted to having a kid together, implying that there was sex.
In the face of this, Yul Edochie seemed unconcerned, taking to his Instagram page to restate his steadfast support for Tinubu.
The gospel preacher, a staunch supporter of Tinubu’s administration, declared that, despite Nigeria’s current position, he trusts in the President.
Yul Edochie assured the president of his full support, stating that Tinubu has the ability to fix Nigeria and that he will continue to pray for his administration’s success.
In his words: “Our country is not in the best situation at the moment. But all will be well. I believe everything will be fine. I believe in President Tinubu. @officialasiwajubat I believe he has the capacity to fix Nigeria and I’ll keep praying for him to succeed. He has my support, 100%. No leave no transfer. God bless Nigeria.”
@cosndukwe_official said: “What hunger cannot do does not exist… I agreed 100% he will fix your stomach problems”
@pdf_hairs wrote: “You forgot to tag Seyi Tinubu”
@jason_highstars asked: “You don leave your new church back to politics again ??”
@jmemee penned: “Tomorrow now you’ll start complaining of being dragged and hated but you’ll not rest. Yul zukwaanu Ike, too childish”
