Uche Maduagwu Reveals Why AGN Should Have Suspended Yul Edochie And Judy Austin

Nollywood actor, Uche Maduagwu said the Actors Guild of Nigeria (AGN) should have suspended his colleague, Yul Edochie, and his second wife, Judy Austin.

Uche Maduagwu, who stated this on his Instagram page, was reacting to a video shared on Yul Edochie’s Facebook page where Judy Austin was seen giving thanks to God for loving her and helping her through her pregnancy.

The video had triggered outrage among her fellow celebrities who termed her child birth testimony as troubling and insensitive considering that Yul Edochie’s second wife, May, is still mourning the death of her son, Kambilichukwu.

In a new post, Uche Maduagwu condemned Judy Austin’s recent videos, where she was seen praising God and quoting scriptures to justify how much of a good person she is, and how God loves her so much.

The actor said AGN should have suspended Yul Edochie and Judy Austin when the organisation discovered that they were dating, to curb other upcoming actresses from going into relationships with their married colleagues.

“Quoting the Holy #Bible after getting BELLE for Married man and letting him pay your #Bride Price Na highest Level of spiritual Confusion. So you Finally Mistake Marrying a #Married man as God #Blessing you despite his 1st IYAWO continuous unhappiness. With all these insensitive #videos you doing, from Thanksgiving to now claiming God’s Blessing, Aunty IJELE have you forgotten his 1st IYAWO still Dey MOURN her Pikin? Is this Fair?

“I have never seen Married Bankers giving Colleague BELLE and still work in the same Bank, so why do #Nollywood accept this? Is #Acting no longer a respected profession like Banking? AGN suppose Don suspend you and him from acting before he paid your Bride Price to deter other Upcoming Actresses from Following Married colleagues,” he said.

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KanyiDaily recalls that Uche Maduagwu had asked veteran actor, Pete Edochie, to caution his son, Yul Edochie, against endorsing the behavior of Judy Austin.