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Yul Edochie Shuts Down Breakup Rumours, Confirms He’s Still Together With Judy Austin

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Nollywood actor and filmmaker Yul Edochie has once again found himself at the centre of social media discussions after rumours surfaced online suggesting that his marriage to actress Judy Austin had hit the rocks. As expected, the speculation spread rapidly, with bloggers, critics, and fans dissecting every move, silence, and social media activity of the controversial couple. However, Yul Edochie has now dismissed the rumours , making it clear that there is no separation, no breakup, and no crisis in his relationship with Judy Austin. How the Breakup Rumours Started The rumours began when fans noticed a period of reduced public interaction between Yul and Judy on social media. Known for regularly posting affectionate messages, videos, and spiritual declarations about their union, the sudden quiet raised eyebrows. Adding fuel to the fire, Judy Austin was reported to have temporarily removed Yul Edochie’s name from her Instagram bio , a move that many interpreted as a sign of m...

Brazil’s Vice President Visits Nigeria to Deepen Strategic Relations



Brazil’s Vice President, Geraldo Alckmin, has arrived in Nigeria for a high-level diplomatic visit aimed at revitalizing bilateral relations between the two major economies. The visit marks the second session of the Nigeria–Brazil Strategic Dialogue and is the first such engagement in over a decade, signaling a renewed commitment to cooperation across various sectors.

The VP’s trip is expected to open new avenues of collaboration in agriculture, defense, oil and gas, healthcare, trade, and culture. One of the key highlights of the visit is the Nigeria–Brazil Trade and Investment Forum, which is designed to attract public and private investments from both countries. Brazilian companies, especially those with expertise in agriculture and manufacturing, are eyeing opportunities in Nigeria’s growing market.

A top priority on the agenda is the Green Imperative Project, a $1.1 billion agricultural initiative that will help modernize Nigeria’s farming techniques with Brazilian technical support. This project is critical to addressing Nigeria’s food insecurity and transforming rural economies.

In the energy sector, Brazil’s national oil company, Petrobras, is reportedly exploring a return to Nigeria’s deepwater oil fields. This could boost foreign direct investment and enhance technical expertise in Nigeria’s oil industry. Additionally, plans are underway to establish defense industry hubs in Nigeria, following discussions on formal defense cooperation agreements.

Culture is also taking center stage in the talks, with Nigeria pushing to reopen its cultural house in Brazil and host an annual Orisha Festival to strengthen historical ties.

Vice President Kashim Shettima described the visit as a “strategic reset,” and emphasized that President Tinubu’s administration is committed to making Nigeria a prime destination for international partnerships.

This visit underscores the evolving nature of South-South cooperation and positions both nations to benefit from shared economic and cultural strengths.

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