Last Saturday, Judy Austin questioned the morality of women wearing the traditional Igbo red cap, asserting that the attire is traditionally reserved for titled men and that women adopting it violates cultural norms.
Days later, Rita Edochie took to Instagram to post her own pointed inquiry. She asked whether it is acceptable for a woman to hold another person’s husband captive for over four years, arguing that individuals with questionable character should not preach about morality.
While Rita did not name anyone directly, many social media users believe her remarks were aimed at Judy Austin, sparking widespread discussion across Instagram and Twitter.
Her post repeatedly asked:
"Is it proper for a married woman to abduct another woman?"
The exchange has fueled debates about morality, cultural traditions, and the role of public figures in discussing personal conduct online.
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