- May Edochie, Nollywood actor Yul Edochie’s first wife, honours Rita Edochie on her birthday.
- Posting on Instagram, May praised Rita’s vibrant personality and significant impact on others.
- She extended blessings, wishing Rita divine upliftment, favourable circumstances, and endless joy in the years ahead.
May Edochie, the first wife of Nollywood actor, Yul Edochie, especially celebrates her husband’s aunt, Rita Edochie as she clocks a new age.
Through her Instagram page, she posted a series of photos praising Rita for her vibrant personality and impactful presence in people’s lives.
In her heartfelt message, May showered Rita with blessings.
She highlighted Rita’s dynamic nature, captured in the images she shared, and extended her wishes for abundant blessings and continued happiness.
May’s prayers encompassed divine upliftment, favourable circumstances, and endless joy for Rita.
In her words:
“Guess who’s birthday it is?
It’s the last slide for me, too much action😍.
May the Almighty God uplift you🙏.
May the wind always be at your back🙏.
May green be the grass you walk on 🙏.
May the Lord bestow upon you many more joyful years! 🙏.
Person wey get you, get somebody.
Happy birthday our one and only beautiful momma! @ritaedochie . ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️”
See the post below:
Meanwhile, Rita Edochie initially dedicated her birthday to her late junior colleague, Junior Pope.
Taking to her Instagram page, the sister-in-law of Pete Edochie, stated that she wouldn’t be celebrating her birthday today, April 16, and has chosen to rather dedicate it to Junior Pope.
The thespian noted how the late actor never missed her birthdays and would always call her, send her messages, post her pictures online, and more. Rita stated that she refuses to believe he is dead unless the day ends and she doesn’t receive a reaction from him.
Rita Edochie who is also Yul Edochie’s aunty added that no one’s death in Nollywood has made her this hurt, lamenting how Junior Pope is too young to die.
Making a promise to him, she stated that the memories they shared would remain evergreen in her heart.