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It is a season of grief for popular Nigerian actress Mercy Aigbe, who has announced the passing of her beloved mother. The actress broke the heartbreaking news to fans on Instagram with a solemn image of a glowing candle and a broken heart emoji, captioned simply: “RIP mum.”

Portrait of a woman wearing an elegant traditional outfit with bold patterns and accessories, posing confidently against a neutral background.

In the emotional post, Mercy also offered a short prayer for the peaceful repose of her mother’s soul. While she did not disclose the exact date or cause of her mother’s death, the announcement stirred an overwhelming wave of sympathy and support across social media.

There has been outpouring of condolences as the comment section of Mercy’s post was immediately flooded with comforting words, prayers, and condolences from fans, colleagues, and fellow Nollywood stars.

  • Actress Iyabo Ojo wrote: “So sorry, ore. May her gentle soul rest in perfect peace.”
  • Jumoke Odetola expressed her grief, saying: “OMG! So sorry, sis. May God give you the comfort you need at this time.”
  • Bolaji Ogunmola added her voice: “My condolences, aunty. May God rest her soul.”
  • Mercy’s husband, Kazim Adeoti, shared a short but touching tribute: “RIP Mama.”
A smiling Nigerian actress posing closely with her mother at an event, showcasing a warm and loving moment between them.

The news of Mercy Aigbe’s mother’s passing has cast a shadow over Nollywood, where fans and colleagues alike recognize the depth of her pain. Known for her resilience and strong family ties, Mercy’s grief has resonated deeply with admirers who continue to send messages of love and prayers her way.

🙏 May her mother’s soul rest in perfect peace, and may Mercy Aigbe and her family find comfort during this difficult time.

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