Prophet Abel Boma, who leads the ATB Foundation, recently posted a video on Instagram where he spoke about actress Judy Austin. He said that God revealed to him that many people are being fake and unfair in how they judge her.
The prophet advised people to stop focusing on Judy’s life and instead work on their own lives. He explained that God has the power to bless and forgive anyone, no matter what people say or think. According to him, humans often judge wrongly, but God’s choices don’t follow public opinion.
Prophet Boma also criticised those attacking Judy Austin, calling many of them hypocrites. He said some of these people are doing worse things in secret, like cheating in their own relationships or causing problems in other people’s marriages. He warned them to stop pretending to be holy while they secretly do wrong.
He said in his post, “The Lord is sending a strong message to Nigeria. He is saying to all of you judging a certain woman, Judy, as the second wife of Yul, the Lord is saying let her be.
“A lot of hypocrisy is happening around us. The Lord said face your own problems and let the woman have peace. I, the Lord, chooses who to bless and forgive. Your judgment against one person does not matter to me. That is what the Lord is saying.
“Some of you have done worse, you do not want people to judge you but look at how you judge her, make your own marriage work and stop pock-nosing into other people’s relationships.
“Stop talking about people’s marriages when you are scattering other people’s own secretly, sleeping with married men. God said tell them do not judge anyone.”
However, his message didn’t go well with fans of Yul Edochie’s first wife, May Edochie. These fans, often called “May Nation,” filled the comment section of the video with angry reactions. They accused the prophet of lying and standing by someone they see as wrong.
Some people also questioned the prophecy itself. They asked why God would focus on Judy Austin’s situation instead of serious global issues like violence and killings happening in different parts of the world. Many doubted whether the message truly came from God or if the prophet was just trying to get attention.
Here are some of the reactions:
@henryumeadi commented, “Na wa sha, una don dey too belittle God well well. So God get time for this? In the midst of all the sufferings and killings? Na Yul matter? All the millions of pastors and prophets in this world God must be busy every second talking to all of you.”
@adao_raofficial said, “The Lord is saying? Pastor be healed abeg.”
@hog_wigs wrote, “Which Lord told you this? The Lord don suffer for una hand.”
@omosunday4life said, “Please sir can I ask you a question? So God supports two wives?”
@michealslynda commented, “This is not prophesy, you just decided to lend your voice on her behalf.”
@queenmaynation wrote, “Normalize telling people your personal opinion instead of lying on God. God gives no hoot about those adulterous duo.”
@alade838 said, “Daddy, God bless you sir.”
@mrsa210 reacted, “Now let me unfollow you.”
