Tobias Sylvester
Relationship expert, Blessing Okoro also known as Blessing CEO, has offered her support to Nollywood actor, Yul Edochie, against his ex-wife, May Edochie.
KanyiDaily recalls that Yul recently resumed dragging May for allegedly manipulating the public against him, while accusing her of undergoing breast enlargement surgery and a tummy tuck without his consent.
Reacting to the backlash tailing Yul Edochie’s rants, Blessing CEO advocated for an end to the online bullying directed at the actor.
She provided insights into the complexities of conflicts, suggesting that the person who outwardly appears calm may be the one causing pain, while the vocal individual is often the one experiencing the pain.
Stressing that Yul Edochie’s situation has profound roots, the relationship expert cautioned against hastily dismissing his expressions.
Blessing expressed her frustration with society’s tendency to label women as victims, emphasizing that the importance of understanding the nuances of each situation.
Without directly addressing May Edochie, Blessing Okoro hinted that the online narrative might not represent the complete truth.
She encouraged people to consider people’s’ mental health issues and discouraged bullying based on incomplete information.
Blessing Okoro then shifted her focus to Sarah Martins, the ex-best friend of Judy Austin, Yul Edochie’s current wife.
She expressed her intention to address the situation woman-to-woman, with the goal of teaching Sarah Martins a lesson for her alleged clout-chasing behavior.
She wrote, “Remember, I said this: The person who appears calm is often the one causing pain. The one feeling the pain is usually the loud one. How else does one express deep pain if not through shouting? Yul Edochie’s story is profound. Do that man a favor; remember if anything happens, and you come back to say, ‘We are sorry; we did not hear your cry,’ God will punish you people. A man has been struggling to be heard, but as many Nigerians are, idiots, a woman always ends up being the victim.”
“All I can say is women are daredevils; even those who comment rubbish on this post may be worse. A man is crying, and you won’t listen. Just like Mohbad, once anything happens to him, you all start shouting for justice, looking for a body to perform an autopsy on. Mental health is real; stop bullying people when you don’t even know the true story, online idiots. Tell Sarah Martins, or whatever her name is, the day I remember her, she’ll be stunned on Daddy Freeze’s live video. Thank God it’s in Enugu; we will handle it woman-to-woman since she likes clout. I will teach her the business very well. Silly girl who can’t even express herself with proper language. Ndi Ala.”
KanyiDaily recalls that Grace Makun, the wife of fashion designer Yomi Casual, had advised May Edochie to change her surname.
