Nollywood actor, Yul Edochie has taken to social media to rain curses on people who he claimed are wishing death upon his family.
In a post shared on his Instagram page, the 40-year-old actor blessed those who loved him and cursed his haters, adding that whatever they wished for him would come to them.
He wrote, “Just seeing someone happy makes a lot of people angry. Very angry. Some people are even wishing my family death. I don’t understand. See, me I no dey for ‘God heal my haters’.
“If you love me may triple love & blessings follow you, if you pray for my downfall may downfall consume you.If my lifestyle wey no concern you dey pain, you make e pain you well well.
“If you wish my family death, death shall be your portion. You wish me well, it shall be well with you 10 times over. Amen! YUL EDOCHIE.”
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KanyiDaily recalls that in April, Edochie unveiled his second wife, Judy Austin Muoghalu, and their baby despite still being married to his first wife, May Aligwe, for 17 years with four kids.
After the news broke out about their amorous relationship, the two Nollywood stars became the talk of the town for a lot of Nigerians who slam them at any slightest opportunity.
Judy Austin Muoghalu had recently offered a prayer to God for ‘jobless people’ who have been criticizing her over her marriage to Yul Edochie.
Meanwhile, May Aligwe had recently liked a post by Georgina Onuoha in which the actress called out Yul Edochie for betraying his first wife and bragging about polygamy.
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