Drama Unfolds As May Yul-Edochie Loses Legal Team Amid Online Fan War

The law firm, Due Process Advocates (DPA), announced their withdrawal, citing persistent harassment and hostility from individuals believed to be her own supporters.

In a public statement obtained by Naija News, DPA expressed concern over the “toxic conduct” of a faction known as “May Nation,” whose aggressive behavior, they say, has rendered it ethically and professionally impossible to continue representing her.

According to DPA, the hostile atmosphere allegedly fostered by May’s fan base has obstructed their ability to focus strategically on countering her known adversaries.

They also revealed that their staff had endured continuous abuse, not only from Yul Edochie’s camp in the past but now increasingly from Queen May’s followers, leading to a breakdown in morale.

“It’s incredibly difficult to take legal action against those who bullied Queen May when her own supporters exhibit similar or even worse hostility,” the statement noted.

The group added that Queen May’s failure to curb or address the negative actions of her fanbase is incompatible with the level of commitment required for effective legal representation.

“Our staff are human beings, and I have a duty to ensure their safety and mental well-being,” the firm emphasized.

While reiterating that Queen May was a victim of betrayal and emotional abuse who deserves justice, DPA condemned the actions of Yul Edochie and Judy, and reaffirmed its stance against forced polygamy, stressing its commitment to gender equality and human dignity.