Popular Gospel Singer, Mercy Chinwo’s engagement has gotten reactions from Nigerian celebrities like Obi Cubana, Cubana Chiefpriest, Rachael Okonkwo, Adesua Etomi, Toke Makinwa etc .

NAIJA NEWS NG reports that Mercy Chinwo broke the internet yesterday with her engagement photos. She is engaged to a pastor called Blessed.

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However, many top Nigerian celebrities have congratulated her on Instagram. She is one of the most talented gospel musicians in Nigeria.

While sharing the engagement pictures on Instagram, she wrote:

“I am blessed to be blessed with @theofficialblessed. The thoughts of doing the next phase and the rest phase of my life with you make the blessing more real. I love you Sweet”

Nigerian celebrities commenting congratulated her and wished them well but Cubana Chiefpriest wrote : “so you like that kind thing” .

Mercy Chinwo is from Ikwerre , Mercy is 30 years old, born on September 5, 1990. She is a graduate from University Of Port Harcourt (Uniport) . She won the Nigerian Idol Season 2 in 2012.

Fast rising Nigerian artist, Ayra Star , has responded to a harsh comment a follower left on her post.

NAIJA NEWS NG reports that Ayra Starr was dragged into an exchange with a Twitter user who called her a prostitute.

The social media user made the comment after the singer shared a new photo.

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Responding to this, Starr wrote “just like your mom, twins”.

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Lanre Dabiri a.ka El Dee a famous Nigerian rapper has said that he has never regretted leaving Nigeria in 20212.

NAIJA NEWS NG reports that the rapper said he decided to be rich and not just look rich . El Dee added that he wouldn’t have what he has now in Nigeria unless he stole government money .

El Dee said this on Instastory while responding to a follower’s question on the hardship of relocating abroad.

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Read his words below :

He wrote: “It’s all about perspective. Everybody’s journey is different. The real question is what your definition of ‘make it’ is. I don’t for a second regret my japa.

“My life today is exactly as I envisioned it in 2012 when I decided I was finally done with my Nigeria.

“We all have different goals and priorities in life. I chose being rich over looking rich. The only way I could have accomplished what I have today in Nigeria is if I stole the money and I no sabi thief.”