In a shocking turn of events, a woman identified as Ifeoma has come forward with startling accusations against Nollywood actress Mercy Johnson, claiming involvement in witchcraft and dark practices. Ifeoma, who purportedly had a close friendship with Johnson in the past, took to a live session with Angela Okorie to air her grievances.
During the live session, Ifeoma alleged that Mercy Johnson was not only aware of mysterious deaths within the Nollywood community, including the recent passing of a prominent actor, but also claimed that Johnson's late mother was the mastermind behind these occurrences.
The accusations did not stop there. Ifeoma went on to claim that she herself had been a victim of Johnson's alleged witchcraft, asserting that the actress had inflicted madness upon her. She claimed that only through the intervention of church and spiritual help had she managed to reduce the effects of this purported curse, from 100% to 20%.
Moreover, Ifeoma implicated other notable figures in the entertainment industry, suggesting that former members of the music group StylePlus and certain actors were under the influence of Mercy Johnson's supposed witchcraft, resulting in stagnation and lack of progress in their careers.
These allegations have sent shockwaves through the entertainment community, with many expressing disbelief and calling for a thorough investigation into the matter. So far, there has been no response from Mercy Johnson or her representatives regarding these serious accusations.
As the story continues to unfold, the public eagerly awaits further developments and clarification on these disturbing claims.
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Lady accuses Mercy Johnson of Witchcraft , also mentioned Angela Okorie as Mercy’s target pic.twitter.com/oLYPIYAlUA
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