Prophet Abel Boma of ATB Foundation has stirred reactions after sharing what he described as a prophetic message defending Judy Austin, the second wife of Nollywood actor Yul Edochie.
In a video posted on Instagram, the Port Harcourt-based cleric warned Nigerians to stop judging Judy, claiming God told him to speak against what He called widespread hypocrisy.
According to the prophet, many of those criticising Judy are guilty of even worse behind closed doors — including breaking up homes and having affairs with married people.
“The Lord is saying let her be,” he said.
“Face your own problems and let the woman have peace.”
“Your judgment against one person does not matter to Me,” he added, quoting the message he claims came from God.
He also urged people to stop pokenosing into other people’s relationships and focus on fixing their own marriages.
But the message didn’t go down well with many — especially supporters of May Edochie, Yul’s first wife. Members of the “May Nation” flooded the prophet’s comment section, accusing him of deflecting attention and misrepresenting divine priorities.
Some questioned why such a revelation would focus on Judy’s public image when more urgent matters like mass killings and injustice persist across the country.
