Celebrity's Hint: Mercy Aigbe in A Controversial Speech With An Instagram Follower



Actress Mercy Aigbe posted on instagram early this morning about being an advocate for the widows, but a follower @belemastowe took it so personal, even by asking if she (Mercy Aigbe) is calling for her husband's death, Mercy who could not hold it in, exchange controversial words with her.

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official_mercyaigbeOff to an early start!......Multi tasking kinda Day! Benin are you ready??? The African Widows Summit is tomorrow, I will be live in Benin my hometown 😆😆


  • belemastoweLol...you aren't yet a widow na.. you want to give ur husband a heart attack?i still call him your husband bcos you aren't officially divorced




  • belemastowe@official_mercyaigbe its just a joke o...where is your sense of humour? ...as in attending a widows summit when you aren't one...if you call it ranting ...kpele o


  • official_mercyaigbe@belemastowe not interested in your joke , where is ur IQ? So I have to be a widow to attend a widows summit or to advocate for the abolishment of widows maltreatment? So many dumb peeps and dumb comments on SM 🤦‍♂️ I can't deal !


  • belemastoweCan a medical Doctor attend a conference for Engineers?can a person who has good sight attend a conference for blind people?can a trader at Yaba market market attend a conference for Nigerian Governors forum?can nurse attend a conference for Lawyers?pls someone just answer my simple question. ..can someone with parents that are alive attend a conference of children with deceased parents?

  • official_mercyaigbe@belemastowe I am attending the widows summit, I am a proud ambassador to the foundation and our aim is to see that widows are treated better in the society! That they have a right to their husband's properties, that they are not made to go tru so many dehumanizing acts as dictated by some of our obnoxious laws...... if you have a problem with that, I am sorry my love I can't help you, maybe you should see your doctor 👨‍⚕️

  • belemastowe@official_mercyaigbe my IQ is where you kept yours. ...and you are the dumb and bitter person...how would you feel if your children attend a conference for motherless children?you have to be in the circle to be able to understand their challenges...I'm not one of those people who lick your ass ...if you are doing something wrong and someone tells you it isn't right,you will now start abusing me...how does you being a celebrity affect my bank account?..i want to see you attend a conference for Presidents wife when you aren't one and let's see if they won't bounce you...haba!how can someone whose husband isn't dead be attending a conference for widows?..have you been a widow?what experience would you share?if haven't lived a situation how can you advice others?..if you haven't driven a car b4 ,would you now go and advise others that have been driving for 10yrs on how to drive?what is it sef?why do you think you know it all bcos you are a celebrity? You cannot make mistakes or be corrected? Are you God?

  • belemastowe@official_mercyaigbe ..I guess you are helping them to raise funds and create awareness ...but you know that there is an adage that says being around certain situations can affect us..and the experiences of Nigerian widows aren't wonderful.

  • official_mercyaigbe@belemastowe aunty Biko can you let this rest? Your replying everyone tells a lot about your kind of person! Must you tag and reply everyone? Nobody is a Zombie! They just have a better understanding of this matter than you do and are taking the pain to enlighten you, if you don't want to hear, then that you is your palaver! It only means your wahala isn't about the conference, only you and God knows wat your wahala is den 🙄😂

  • belemastowe@official_mercyaigbe you would have just explained it like this instead of asking me where I kept my IQ and releasing the low brained trolls to talk trash to me..

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