Actress Mercy Johnson shares cryptic post

• Nollywood actress Mercy Johnson Okojie has caused controversy with her recent post.

• The movie star shared photos on Instagram, highlighting how people often kick oneself with the shoes they give them.

Nollywood actress Mercy Johnson Okojie has sparked considerable discussion with her recent social media update.

The film star took to her Instagram account to share images of herself, accompanied by a thought-provoking statement regarding how individuals may tarnish one’s reputation using the very means provided to them.

She remarked, “Some people will kick dirt on your name, with the same shoe you gave them”.

This post followed a poignant message she shared a few weeks earlier, shortly after her husband survived an assassination attempt. In that instance, she expressed that her suffering led her to prayer, which in turn empowered her.

This enigmatic post emerged shortly after the failed assassination attempt on her husband. Reports indicate that the federal lawmaker was assaulted by armed individuals believed to be political thugs at his home in Uromi. His media aide confirmed that the attack was thwarted due to the prompt response of security personnel assigned to him.

In a separate development, Mercy generated buzz with a post concerning revenge, stating that she harbors no desire for vengeance against anyone; rather, she simply wishes for people to maintain their distance from her. She reflected on how life has profoundly humbled her, leading her to wish well for others and to forgo any thoughts of retribution.

Previously, the mother of four had conveyed a significant message about the value of family, asserting that family is not merely important; it is everything. She emphasized that when all is said and done, it is family, faith, and genuine friends that remain.

In another insightful post, she offered advice to prospective parents, highlighting the necessity of healing before embarking on parenthood. She pointed out that pain can alter individuals, causing them to trust less, overthink, and isolate themselves from others.