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Yul begs first wife, May! I gave you 99 per cent, don’t hate me for one per cent failure

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A letter by popular Nigerian actor, Yul Edochie, with which he tendered a moving apology to his first wife, May Edochie, after taking a second wife, currently trending on the social media, seems to underscore the turn of events in the home of the versatile Nollywood star.

Yul, scion of veteran actor and broadcaster, Pete Edochie, had stirred controversy with his decision to father a child with another woman, Judy Austin Muoghalu, a colleague in the movie industry, whom he went ahead to marry as a second wife.

Against the backdrop of a reported feeling of betrayal by the first wife and the mother of his four, who also used the social media to air her feelings, attracting lots of sympathy from a groundswell of the public, Yul, seems to be making a detour from his original seeming remorseless attitude.

In a lengthy, but emotional epistle via his official Instagram account on Wednesday afternoon, penned down his feelings, taking the blame for his actions and asking for forgiveness.

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He wrote: “To my dear wife, Queen May Yul-Edochie, l acknowledge that I hurt you deeply and I’ve apologized to you countless times. I take the blame for my actions.

l agree with you that polygamy shouldn’t be forced on anyone. You never bargained for it from the beginning neither did I. ButI guess life happens. You already know the whole story.”

“I didn’t do it to disrespect you, I didn’t do it to replace you nor because I do not love you anymore, no. I have always loved you and always will. i‘ve been a good husband and a wonderful father.

I’ve supported all your hustle from day one, I have been an exceptional father to our children till date making sure they lack nothing and always there for everyone. Out of 100 I have dorne 99 things right, hating me because of one thing isn’t the best.

“Nobody is perfect. l’m not. You’re not. Nobody is, except God. I assure you that nobody is trying to take your place.

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I have apologized to you countless times sincerely from my heart. I’m sorry. I’ve always loved you and always will. Butuo nwanyi oma. We can live peacefully and happily.”

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Grammy: Again Nigerian stars lose! S’Africa’s Tyla dusts Davido, Burna Boy, others

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Tyla, South African pop sensation, on Sunday, snatched victory once again from Burna Boy, Davido, Ayra Starr and Wizkid, his Nigerian opponents at this year’s edition of Grammy Awards.

In a fiercely contested category, the South African icon, took home for the second time, the Best African Music Performance award category at the 2026 Grammy Awards, held at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, in the United States.

Tyla secured the honour with her viral record, “Push 2 Start,” ahead of Burna Boy’s “Love,” Davido and Omah Lay’s collaboration “With You,” Ayra Starr and Wizkid’s “Gimme Dat,” as well as Eddy Kenzo and Mehran Matin’s “Hope & Love.” The category, introduced to spotlight African creativity, continues to draw global attention as Afrobeats and African pop gain mainstream appeal worldwide.

The victory extends Tyla’s fast-rising dominance in international award circles and highlights South Africa’s growing footprint in the African and global music ecosystem.

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For Nigeria, however, the night ended in disappointment. Despite heavy nominations across top categories, no Nigerian artiste returned home with a Grammy trophy in 2026. Established stars such as Burna Boy, Davido, Omah Lay, Ayra Starr and Wizkid all fell short, marking one of the rare years Africa’s most influential music nation failed to record a win at the Grammys.

Burna Boy also suffered a setback in the Best Global Music Album category, where his project, “No Sign of Weakness,” lost out to Brazilian legends Caetano Veloso and Maria Bethânia, whose collaborative live album, “Caetano e Bethânia Ao Vivo,” claimed the prize.

Tyla’s latest Grammy moment carries historical weight. She is now a two-time winner of the Best African Music Performance category, having first made history in 2024 with her smash hit, “Water,” which earned her the title of the category’s inaugural recipient. Her repeat success signals consistency, global acceptance and the widening space for African female stars in the international music market.

With chart-topping singles and a growing international fan base, Tyla’s rise reflects a broader shift in how African music is consumed and celebrated worldwide. As Afrobeats, Amapiano and African pop continue to dominate playlists across Europe and the United States, competition among African stars at the Grammys is becoming tighter, signalling a new era for the continent’s sound on the world stage.

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Nigerian Idol Star Raymu Set to Release New Love Ballad “With You”

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Nigerian singer and songwriter Raymu, first runner-up of Nigerian Idol Season 10, is set to release a new single titled “With You,” following his recent release “Like You.”

Known for his soulful vocals and emotional depth, Raymu delivers a heartfelt love ballad that leans into intimacy, devotion, and emotional honesty. “With You” is written from real-life experience, allowing listeners into a tender, stripped-back soundscape driven by sincerity rather than trend.

Formerly known as Amb. Lawrence, Raymu’s rebrand reflects a clearer artistic direction focused on authenticity and timeless songwriting. With earlier releases such as “Love Me” and “Like You,” he has continued to build a catalogue centered on vulnerability, connection, and relatable storytelling.

“With You” further establishes Raymu as an artist unafraid to slow things down and lead with emotion, reinforcing his growing presence in Nigeria’s contemporary music space beyond genre expectations.

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Ned Nwoko alleges wife Regina Daniels battling with substance abuse 

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Senator Ned Nwoko has addressed the controversy surrounding a viral video showing his wife, actress Regina Daniels, in distress, describing her recent behaviour as a result of “drug-influenced” actions.

In a post accompanied by a short video on his Instagram page, Nwoko alleged that the actress was struggling with drug and alcohol addiction, which he claimed had caused turbulence in their marriage.

READ ALSO: Regina Daniels reportedly accuses husband Senator Ned Nwoko of domestic violence 

“Regina was not always like this. Her current battle with drugs and alcohol abuse is the root of our problem.

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“She must continue her rehabilitation programme, or I fear for her life and safety,” he wrote.

According to the senator, the actress recently went on a violent rampage in his absence, assaulting domestic staff and damaging property.

“She slapped and hit three staff in the past 48 hours and destroyed property, including cars and windows, for no just cause.

“Now she has moved to a place where she will have unrestricted access to drugs,” he alleged.

Nwoko said he had offered his wife two rehabilitation options—in Asokoro and Jordan—“where she will not have access to drugs,” but claimed her associates continued to worsen the situation.

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“While I took Moon to the hospital, a scene of chaos unfolded at home, orchestrated by Sammy, Regina’s main drug supplier.

“Another known supplier of drugs to Regina is the tiny evil devil called Ann,” he alleged.

The senator’s statement followed a viral clip showing Regina Daniels in a heated confrontation, during which she was heard saying, “In Ned Nwoko’s house, I am nothing, but in my own house, I am a Queen. Not again. I can’t stand the violence, it’s too much.”

Her brother, Ojeogwu Samuel Danhillman, popularly known as Sammy West, later accused Nwoko of violence against his sister, writing on Instagram, “Anywhere wey man dey beat woman, whether na my sister or not, I go fight with my blood.”

Neither Regina Daniels nor her representatives have responded publicly to the senator’s claims. The couple, married since 2019, have long been in the spotlight due to their age difference and high-profile public life.

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