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“Pay Me My N1m, You Can’t Owe Me And Block Me” – Sarah Martins Tells Judy Austin

Nollywood actress, Sarah Martins has called out her former friends and colleague, Judy Austin, after she blocked her on Instagram.

Sarah Martins had been a staunch supporter of Judy Austin during the ongoing marital crisis between her and May Edochie, the first wife of Yul Edochie.

However, Sarah recently apologized to May over her actions, stressing that she no longer wants to be associated with the drama trailing the Edochie family.

After Sarah’s apology, Judy Austin and Yul Edochie unfollowed her on Instagram and removed all posts related to Sarah, including a recent birthday tribute.

In a subsequent post, Sarah Martins expressed her disappointment that her closest friend and her husband had chosen to block her on Instagram.

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She also revealed that Judy owed her N1million and urged her to fulfill her financial obligations by paying back the money which is for her business.

She wrote, “I learnt the hard way but we meuveeeee regardless.

“Who ever that knows her should tell to do the needful! You should have sent back my 1m before blocking me!

“I worked hard for that money so I won’t keep quiet sis… That money is from my business account @sarahsplaceempire and it’s my sweat! Send back my money Judy!”

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KanyiDaily recalls that Sarah Martins recently denied a report that she paid N5,000 to a Facebook troll to issue threats and convey malicious intentions toward Daniell Edochie, the daughter of Yul Edochie and May.

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Tobias Sylvester

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