Actor Yul Edochie has said his female colleagues whose names were listed among those involved in an alleged sexual relationship with Apostle Suleman should be dragged on social media.
Blogger Gistlover claimed actresses including Shan George, Queen Nwokoye, Georgina Onuoha and Vivian Metchie were romantically involved with the cleric.
Reacting to the allegation in an Instagram post on Thursday, Yul Edochie that the actresses should be dragged because he also received backlash during his second wife saga.
The 40-year-old also stated he was dragged by his colleagues including Georgina Onuoha whose name was mentioned as one of Suleman’s alleged mistresses when he announced his marriage to his second wife Judy Austin.
He wrote: “Edon reach una turn to collect una come know say Gistlover dey carry unverified news, una say wetin concern Gistlover inside people matter? Una say Nigerians are quick to insult people without verifying the story. But una follow dey drag me since on top my own matter wey no concern una, matter wey una no verify the cause.
“Na lie oo. No, be now e go end. Everybody go collect wotowoto. Anybody wey dem mention for Apostle Suleman matter make una drag am well well. Since we all want to be mad in this country. My own be say I even noticed that almost all the people mentioned have one thing in common. I’ll be back with that gist later.”
Meanwhile, Shan George, Queen, Georgina and Vivian have also reacted to the allegation.
Shan George described him as one of the kindest and most straightforward persons she knows.
Vivian stated that she had never met Suleman but the cleric helped her financially when she needed money to take care of her children.
Like Vivian, Georgina stated that she defended the Apostle because he helped her when she was in need.
Queen, on her part, said the Apostle is a good man and she would never sleep with a preacher, adding that God and posterity would judge her.
Suleman is not new to controversy. For several years, he has been facing allegations of sexual involvement with Canada-based singer Stephanie Otobo.
