- Famous singer, Mercy Chinwo stirs a buzz online due to a recent video of her that surfaced online.
- In the clip, the gospel artiste was seen commuting via waterways without a life jacket.
- The video however got a lot of people talking as they expressed worry over her safety.
Notable gospel artiste, Mercy Chinwo gets people talking over a video of her commuting on a boat.
In the video shared on IG, the singer was seen on the boat hilariously expressing herself and appealing for help from people who were with her on the boat.
Mercy Chinwo who sat on the boat with her shoes in her hands didn’t wear a life jacket which became the subject of discussion for netizens who worried about her safety.
Watch the video below:
Reacting, One @lucky_chinwo wrote: “Give my sister lifejacket oooo
.”
pencilcomedian wrote: “Life jacket please .”
stephaniecutiex wrote: “Be careful with my woman oh.”
wigsbymacqueen wrote: “We saw what she did there .”
ifeanyimajor wrote: “ biko Okwa life jacket di”
In another report, Nigerian singer and music producer, Dr Roy has come up to address brouhahas trailing his latest interview.
A few hours ago, a snippet from Dr Roy’s interview on Nedu’s ‘The Honest Bunch’ podcast went viral, where he broke down in tears while narrating the stress and efforts he and Mercy Chinwo put into making some of the latter’s hit tracks.
He revealed that when his father had stroke, he didn’t get any support from his team despite placing a call across.
In reaction to the video, netizens and some media houses who felt Roy was referring to Mercy Chinwo insinuated that he was calling out the ‘Obinasom’ hitmaker.
However, in a recent development, Roy took to his Instagram story to clear the air.
He avowed that he wasn’t calling out Mercy Chinwo, stating that they both suffered the same fate.
He disclosed that he was dragging Eezee Tee, the owner of Eezee Concepts.
He averred that Mercy Chinwo was the one who helped him when his father had stroke and died. Roy further urged blogs to report right.
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