In her caption, she noted that women don’t need to adopt masculine traits to be perceived as strong.
“You don’t have to play masculine to be a strong woman, just be yourself,” she wrote.
Her message resonated with many of her followers.
One follower, Mimi Shonoiki, expressed pride, writing, “We are super proud of you sis. Oju ti awon ota won olebode,” which translates to “The enemies are ashamed, they have no place to hide.”
Another user, Checkers Fabrics, commented, “I’m so happy that you are happy. You deserve all the glitz and love on your birthday.”
Other commenters echoed these sentiments, with one Rmd Alfred saying, “You’re more than a strong woman. I’m super happy for you and the kind of love you received on your day.”
Several fans were grateful that her children were spared the strain of family conflict, with one follower, I Am UC, writing, “I am so happy for you. Thank God nobody Yul Edochie’d your children. I cover them with the blood of Jesus,” referencing controversial marital issue involving another Yul Edochie and Judy Austin.