Media personality Frank Edoho has sparked online reactions after a viral audio recording in which he detailed a confrontation, marital breakdown, and claims surrounding his second marriage.
In the recording, Edoho said he confronted a man he accused of being involved with his wife, describing the encounter as tense and emotional. He said he questioned the man directly about his relationship with his then-wife.
“I approached that st¥pid boy because this is my second marriage. I saw him one day, he was shaking like a leaf, and I told him, do you know who I am? He said yes, I said okay, so what the hell are you doing with my wife?”
He also mentioned that the man was in another relationship at the time and referenced a woman named Precious, whom he said the man intended to marry.
“He was with a girlfriend… he had a girl that he wanted to marry that he was engaged to. The girl, her name was Precious,” Edoho said.
Edoho further claimed he challenged him over encouraging infidelity, saying he had recordings he believed showed communication between the man and his wife.
“I met him and I told him, if my wife is st¥pid enough to want to che@t on her husband, why would you a small rat encourage it?”
“And he said, is that what she told you? And I told him, dude, I have your recordings, recordings of you talking to my wife.”
He also claimed he had evidence including recordings and messages showing repeated communication between both parties, and said the situation escalated despite attempts to address it.
Edoho said he warned the man to stay away, noting he has children and wanted to avoid escalation, but claimed the communication continued regardless.
He added that the incident formed part of a wider breakdown that eventually led to separation and legal proceedings.
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