- Nollywood actress Judy Austin is celebrating her husband, Yul Edochie, who has bags the Chieftaincy title.
- Yul has been named the Warrior Leader of Igbo Youths worldwide, marking a significant milestone in the history of Igbo nation.
Nollywood actress Judy Austin is celebrating her husband, Yul Edochie, following his recent chieftaincy recognition.
The actor announced on Sunday that he had been conferred with the prestigious title “Isi Ogidi Ntorobia Niine,” which translates to “Warrior Leader of Igbo Youths Worldwide.” Taking to social media, Yul expressed pride in the honor, declaring it a significant moment in Igbo history and describing it as the beginning of a new era.
In response, Judy Austin took to her Instagram page to shower praises on him. She shared a congratulatory post alongside his photo, calling him a man divinely chosen for leadership.
“NZE OGIDI IGBO NIINE!!!! @yuledochie
A man chosen by the Gods of our ancestors to lead
A COMPLETE MAN”.
Her tribute stirred reactions online, with fans and critics alike weighing in on the celebratory message amid ongoing conversations surrounding the couple’s public life.
In other news, A recent video circulating online has sparked conversation after showing controversial music promoter Sam Larry respectfully greeting Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu during the 2025 Local Government chairmanship and councillorship elections.
In the brief clip, Sam Larry approaches the governor with folded hands and a deferential demeanor, engaging in a short, polite exchange.
While the encounter appeared routine, many social media users quickly tied the moment to the unresolved controversy surrounding the death of singer Mohbad (Ilerioluwa Aloba), a tragedy that continues to haunt the public. Sam Larry, though not legally indicted, has frequently been mentioned in connection to Mohbad’s struggles prior to his death on September 12, 2023, at age 27.
Past videos and publicized confrontations between the two have kept Sam Larry under intense scrutiny. Despite addressing the matter multiple times, including in a recent interview with activist VeryDarkMan (VDM), many remain skeptical.
In the interview, Sam Larry reiterated his stance, saying:
“He owed me for a show he didn’t attend. That was the issue. I never harmed him.”
However, his denial has not fully restored public confidence, especially as fresh investigations driven by activists and Mohbad’s family continue to unfold.
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