Obasi Emmanuel, the ex-husband of Nollywood actress Judy Austin, was present at a businesswoman May Yul-Edochie’s event in Ebonyi State on Sunday.
Prior to their divorce, Obasi was wed to Judy Austin; she is currently wed to actor Yul Edochie.
The actress’s ex-husband seized the occasion to subscribe to the “association of husband snatchers” by posting a video of himself at May’s event on Instagram.
“WE ARE LIVE IN EBONYI STATE TO SHOW THE WORLD HOW WE DEY RUN AM, SMALL-time preek warriors and husband snatchers will say it is AI,” he wrote.
Preek warriors are not permitted in this area. Only decent folks. The Husband Snatchers Association is not welcome here.
Judy Austin, meantime, has cautioned her supporters against wishing harm on people who disagree with her.
Speaking via an Instagram post, she claimed to have seen an AI video in which one of her (Judy) admirers put a person who had made a negative remark about her inside a coffin.
Judy warned her followers that wishing someone dead does not reflect who she is.
“I saw some very disturbing images of people in caskets, posts wishing people dead, and even some AI images showing the person dead,” she said. My heart was truly broken by that. It did, in fact.
Let me be absolutely clear: I am not represented by that type of behavior. It is wrong, it is not love, and it is not support.
“Remember that you are not doing this for me if you want someone dead in the name of supporting me, regardless of the provocation, trigger, or what they say. It will never be a true reflection of who I am. It’s just plain evil. No one is worthy of that. Life is precious. You shouldn’t make light of it.
“Please stop if you really love me! Stop, Biko!
