Nollywood actress, Mercy Johnson Okojie has left tongues wagging with her latest post about revenge.
The mother of four stated, via her Instagram story, that she doesn’t want revenge on anyone. According to her, what she wants is for people to stay away from her.
She noted how life has humbled her so much and with recent happenings, she simply can’t comprehend a lot of things. Mercy Johnson made it known that she wishes no one anything bad nor does she want revenge on anyone. However, she wants them to stay away from her.
“Life has humbled me so much and with recent happenings, I simply can’t comprehend a lot of things. I wish bad on no one, neither do I want revenge. I just want a lot of people to stay away from me”.
See some reactions below,
One Ella Dera007 wrote, “I totally support and understand her. Felt this way for a long time. I’m so glad I did the needful this year. No hurt, no hate, just let me be. It’s better to face the world alone than surround myself with people who don’t really care about you. Feel so much better, happier, and blessed
One Prank Hottiee wrote, “This their entertainment is dark
One Mr Doughty Gray wrote, “That’s the perfect way of getting golden peace of mind. Staying off fake friends totally
One Baroness Tonia wrote, “I feel you, sis! That exactly how I feel. My absence from their life is enough punishment and revenge
One Ray Kitchen wrote, “Genevieve Nnaji understood the industry
One Esther G Alan wrote, “The kind of peace of mind I get with no friends around me. Jesus thank you”.
Sometimes back, Mercy Johnson had shared a deep message on the importance of family.
The mother of four stated that family isn’t an important thing, it is everything. She further stated that when all the dust is settled, family, faith, and true friends will be all that is left.
In another post, she shared a deep message with potential parents, advising intending parents on the need to heal before having kids.
She noted how pain changes people and makes them trust less, overthink more, and shut people out.
