Mercy Johnson Okojie, a veteran actress, recounts her husband’s surprise response after seeing her riding a power bike for the first time.
Mercy shared a video on Instagram of herself riding a power cycle on a movie set, along with her husband’s reaction to the clip.
He jokingly told her that if she hurt herself, it would be her problem, not his.
Despite her husband’s teasing, Mercy expressed her enthusiasm for her work, stating that she is dedicated to entertaining and making people laugh.
She wrote:
“Hubby just assured me now that if I break my teeth, eh? e nor concern am….
I just love what I do…..
Dedicated to making you laugh….
Sabina And Koko #movie#. Subscribe to Mercy Johnson Okojie TV”.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/C9cpqIGIrh9/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
Reacting to the post..
@BBNaija Phyna wrote, “We are ready oo”
@Chizzy Alichi said: “Well-done”
@Rita Edochie said: “Well done nwa”
@One Tkyegh wrote: “Funny but make you no fall remove teeth ooo. It’s your legs trying to control and stop the bike for me”
@Susan Peters said: “We dey feel am
@One King Jerry Amilo wrote: “Power bike racer”
@One Tomonoja_13 wrote: “This Mercy na natural comedian”
In other news, Simi, a Nigerian musician, recently spoke on the Zero Conditions Podcast to discuss her music career and her shifting approach to social media, notably Twitter (now X).
Simi responded to questions about her reputation for humorous, sometimes scathing Twitter answers. She clarified that she never intended to be “savage,” saying, “I feel like I still am sometimes; maybe it’s because I’m not on Twitter as much as I used to be. I don’t see it as being ‘savage’ because my goal is not to be savage.”
The singer stressed that her online image mirrors her real-life personality. “That’s how I am in real life, though; I’d say I’m very quick with it. If someone says sorry, I would say sorry for yourself; I’m a joker as well,” Simi shared.
However, Simi noted a change in her social media activity, notably on Twitter.
She explained, “Twitter isn’t the way it used to be; it used to be better. I don’t think it’s because people are now awake, though. I feel like Twitter has become a competition for who can be the most toxic or the loudest person and I don’t have fun with it like I used to. Now I hardly go on it.”
