- Rita Edochie indirectly asked Judy Austin if she had ever seen Delilah blessing Samson, stating that the prayers of a home wrecker can never get to God.
- She noted how God can always differentiate prayers made with a genuine heart, and one made just to prove a point.
Nollywood actress Rita Edochie has responded to a post by Judy Austin, Yul Edochie’s second wife, who shared a video of herself praying for her husband.
Rita Edochie questioned the sincerity of Judy’s prayers, drawing a biblical parallel to Delilah’s relationship with Samson.
She emphasized that prayers motivated by ulterior motives may not resonate with God.
She encouraged her followers to reflect on their intentions, suggesting that true commitment surpasses superficial displays.
She wrote:
“Una don ever see where Delilah dey bless Samson before?
Oh my goodness,
Listen, then; some prayers just wouldn’t work, no matter how much you try pulling down the skies.
A wrong number can never speak to the right person over the phone.
The prayer of a home wrecker can never get to God. O
GOD ISN’T DÁFT!!!
HE CAN ALWAYS DIFFERENTIATE PRAYERS MADE WITH A GENUINE HEART, FROM PRAYERS THAT ARE MADE JUST TO PROVE A POINT.
EVERY HOME WRECKER SHOULD SIT AT A PLACE AND ENJOY THE ITEM THEY HAVE TEMPORARILY STOLEN INSTEAD OF COMING OUT EVERY EKE MARKET DAY TO MAKE A HELL OF NOISE, FOR ALL I KNOW IS THIS” POWER MUST CHANGE HANDS”
SATURDAY BLESSINGS JUST DEY FALL HIA AND DIA. SINCE NA HIM UNA NO TELL ME, MEK I COME COLLECT TOO.
NA JUST DIS SUNDAY MORNING PESIN COM TELL ME.
OH MY GOD, THE BLESSINGS OF A DEV1L NA HAVOC E GO DEY CAUSE OOOO OKPOFA NDI AZU.
GOOD MORNING AND HAPPY SUNDAY GREAT LOVERS OF RITA EDOCHIE”.
This is not the first time Rita Edochie has Called Out Judy Austin Over Her Constant Video with Yul Edochie.
Rita Edochie in her recent post, had thrown a subtle jab at Judy, expressing gratitude for being her husband’s only wife, while hinting that being a second wife requires strength.
She jokingly compares it to behaving erratically, like a psychiatric patient.
