- Mercy Johnson’s husband, Prince, has come out swinging in response to serious accusations directed at his wife by her colleague, Angela Okorie.
- Angela has publicly accused Mercy Johnson of throwing her weight around to sow discord and disrupt the lives of her colleagues in Nollywood.
Prince Odi Okojie, a prominent Nigerian politician and the husband of Nollywood star Mercy Johnson, ignited a flurry of online reactions with his cryptic social media post in response to allegations made by Angela Okorie against his wife.
Earlier, WITHIN NIGERIA reported about Angela leveling a bombshell accusation against Mercy Johnson, claiming that she and her late mother wielded dark powers to manipulate destinies within the entertainment industry.
Angela took to Instagram with a series of candid and startling posts, recounting a revelatory moment during prayer when she purportedly uncovered Mercy Johnson and her deceased mother as the architects of chaos within Nollywood.
In response to Angela Okorie’s claims, many individuals dragged her, questioning her mental state and suggesting that she might not be in the right frame of mind.
In a subtle yet pointed move, Mercy Johnson’s husband, Prince Odi Okojie, took to his Instagram story to offer advice to his followers about the importance of checking up on loved ones who may be struggling with mental health issues.
The timing of his post, following Angela Okorie’s controversial claims, suggested a veiled reference to the ongoing drama.
Prince Okojie wrote;
“Pls endeavor to check on your loved ones, mental health is real. Mad people everywhere”.
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A certain Ifeoma, purportedly Mercy Johnson’s former best friend, joined the fray with explosive accusations of witchcraft. Ifeoma boldly claimed that Mercy, in cahoots with her late mother, orchestrated dark deeds that affected Nollywood’s fate.
According to her, Mercy was not only aware of mysterious deaths within the industry but allegedly wielded sinister powers to manipulate destinies, including those of the renowned music group Style Plus and her fellow colleagues.