- Supporters of May Edochie have reacted strongly to a prophecy by Prophet Abel Boma regarding Judy Austin, Yul Edochie’s second wife.
- In a viral video, Prophet Boma claimed that God warned critics of Judy Austin, highlighting a wave of hypocrisy surrounding her.
Supporters of May Edochie and fans of the actress have reacted strongly to a recent prophecy made by Prophet Abel Boma concerning Judy Austin, the second wife of actor Yul Edochie.
In a viral video making rounds online, Prophet Boma who previously delivered a prophecy about crossdresser James Brown claimed that God had sent a warning to those constantly criticizing Judy. According to the prophet, divine revelation revealed a wave of hypocrisy surrounding the actress, and he urged the public to turn their attention inward and focus on their own lives.
He emphasized that human judgment is insignificant compared to God’s will, adding that it is solely up to the Lord to bless or condemn anyone. He further criticized Judy’s detractors, stating that many of them are morally worse than the woman they relentlessly bash, even though she recently gave birth to a daughter.
However, this message did not sit well with many viewers. In the comments section, members of “May Nation” a loyal group of fans supporting Yul’s first wife, May Edochie—lashed out at the prophet. One prominent fan accused him of spreading falsehoods and urged him to stop misleading people under the guise of divine messages.
Others also voiced their skepticism, questioning the authenticity of his prophecy. They asked why God would be more concerned about Judy’s situation than the numerous global issues affecting innocent lives daily.
This latest drama adds fuel to the ongoing controversy surrounding Yul and Judy’s relationship. The couple has often stirred online reactions by sharing affectionate videos of themselves singing, dancing, and appearing unbothered by public backlash.
See the video here:
See some comments below:
@hog_wigs:”Which Lord told you this? The Lord don suffer for una hand.”
@michaelslynda:”This is not prophesy, you just decided to lend your voice on her behalf.”
@nkechifiedjesus:”I’m beginning to doubt you sir The Lord is saying? Pastor be healed abeg.”
@henryumeadi:”Na wa sha. Una don belittle God well well. So God get time for this? In the midst of all the sufferings in the world? War and killings? Na Yul matter?All the millions of pastors and prophets in the world God must be busy every second talking to all of u.”
@ritaonyinyeobinna:”Which one be the Lord say. Everyone is saying the Lord say. Abegii.”
@queenmaynation:”Normalize telling people your personal opinions instead of lying on God. God gives no hoot about these adulterous duo.”
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