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May Edochie reportedly files for divorce, demands N100M for damages

Actor Yul Edochie’s first wife, May, reportedly files for divorce; sues him and his second wife for alleged adultery, asks for N100M in damages
Actor Yul Edochie and his second wife, Judy, have been reportedly sued by his first wife, May for alleged ad¥ltery as she files for a divorce.
This was revealed by a law firm identified as DPA, in a write-up on their Facebook page on Tuesday, August 1, 2023.
“For the avoidance of doubts, May Yul-Edochie filed a divorce petition against Yul. She also filed against Judy as a party cited and she is asking for 100 million naira in damages against Judy for adultery with her husband. Make no mistake about it: Yul and Judy are NOT husband and wife, and cannot be so until Yul and May are divorced. It is a combination of delusion and absurdity for the two to call themselves husband and wife yet.
Both Judy and Yul are aware of the lawsuit, having received copies of the suit papers by email.
Surprisingly, both Yul and Judy are avoiding service of the process upon them. The court bailiff has tried so many times to serve them in accordance with the rules of court. But they have evaded service of court process. Despite the braggadocio and the social media stunts, Yul Edochie and Judy are facing serious legal challenges and they seem ill-prepared for them, given the fact that they have been ev@ding service of process.
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