Nollywood actor, Yul Edochie, voices his frustration over the double standards surrounding the case of Mohbad's demise and opens up about the challenges he faced in his marital decisions.



Controversial actor, Yul Edochie, has expressed his dismay at the hypocrisy he perceives in the clamor for justice following Mohbad's death. He accuses some of his colleagues in Nollywood of exploiting the tragedy for personal gain.

According to Edochie, those now advocating for justice for Mohbad are the very individuals who subjected him to harassment and bullying for over a year, all because he decided to marry a second wife. He highlights that enduring such relentless bullying could lead anyone to extreme sadness, but he remained resolute in the face of it.

In his words:

"To all of you posting 'justice for Mohbad,' including those in Nollywood who have joined in the chorus, you're no different from the people who mistreated Mohbad. You're all demons and wicked people, simply chasing clout. You're the same people who have been insulting me for over one year, bullying me on the internet, trying so hard to crucify me over a matter that doesn't concern you.

"All because I made a personal decision for my life that is none of your business.

"How many of you stood up for Mohbad when he was alive? Now that he's gone, you're using him to boost traffic to your page. Useless people. For over a year, bloggers have been peddling all sorts of falsehoods about me. Everyone has become a blogger in my case. Spreading fake stories about me on Facebook just to make money. Telling lies just to tarnish my reputation. All because men don't talk. None of you knows what I go through in my home that influenced my decision. Idiots.

"What they did to Mohbad is what they've been doing to me on the internet for over a year. How many Nollywood figures have come out to say 'enough'? You're all waiting for me to die so you can post my picture and write your nonsense, 'justice for...' Thunder will strike all of you. I lost my son. Amidst the unbearable pain, they accused me of killing my son. How many of you have stepped up for justice? Even my own aunt hasn't called me for a day to ask what happened. Instead, she uses me to generate traffic for her page.

"Over a matter that doesn't concern you. Over an issue you know nothing about or how it started or what's happening inside my house. Because a man would rather stay quiet than tarnish his wife's image with unnecessary information. The bullying, insults, curses, etc., I've endured on the internet for over a year are enough to kill or push someone into depression. But you can't kill me. God made my mind resilient. Your hundred million demons can't touch me. Any evil you wish upon me will return to you a thousandfold. Witches and wizards."

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