Nigerian gospel singer Mercy Chinwo has left many talking after a trending video of her at an event surfaced.
The award-winning singer, in a video making the rounds on Twitter, was seen declining to take photos with fans who eagerly followed and pleaded for pictures after her ministration.
Mercy, who seemed to be in haste, told them she was going somewhere, but they kept pestering her.
Commenting on it, one pretty_littlelawyer wrote, “I would rather chew glass than be in this situation
One kanmaliving wrote, “What if she’s purging?
One maryajator wrote, “First, read the room. Second, can never be me. In the sight of man, all of us na celebrity
One e4emmanuel wrote, “Someone is clearly in a hurry, and you’re asking for pictures. Read the room, pls, and let her be
One keritshoes_bags wrote, “They are human too, and they have mood too”.
A lady had shared her experience meeting Omotola Ekeinde. The female fan had walked up to her with a camera to her face, and the actress told her not to video her. The lady said Omotola was damn strict but cute.
While attending the Miss Nigeria dinner, Omotola Ekeinde had a session with an interviewer who inquired about her name and identity. Omotola, caught off guard by the question, told him to repeat himself, and the interviewer asked who she was, which left her pissed. In the clip, the legendary actress walked out visibly angry, leaving the interviewer begging, and she told him not to touch her.
Facebook content creator MC Mbakara fumed at Jim Iyke after the actor gave him a handshake when they ran into each other in an elevator. Mbakara, who wasn’t pleased with it, questioned what it would have taken him to smile at him instead of walking away hurriedly.
Two years ago, music producer Dr Roy shared his ordeal working with Mercy Chinwo. He recounted how he once asked her for help when his father had a stroke and she looked away and told him that his father would be healed.
Back in 2023, Mercy filed a N2 billion lawsuit against secular musician Obidiz, instructing him to remove her name and photo from a commercialised song. Her lawyers sent a cease-and-desist letter to Obidiz, instructing him to remove the song from all musical platforms and to take down promotional videos.
Reverend Father Chinenye Oluoma, a Catholic Priest in the Abuja Archdiocese, had reacted to alleged reports that Mercy Chinwo charges N10m for a guest appearance. The Reverend Father bemoaned how religious worship has become costly, berating gospel musicians who demand huge payments to perform in a place of worship.
