Mercy Johnson abandoned mother!

There is an ongoing rumour that popular Actress Mercy Johnson Okojie has abandoned her mother Mrs Elizabeth Johnson.

Information reaching LarryDaviesBlogWorld (LaDBloW) shows that the actress recently  might have actually not tended to the mother the way she used to in the past. This we understand has nothing to do with her traveling abroad to give birth.




We had to take a closer look at the situation. We discovered that Mrs Elizabeth Johnson was admitted at a popular Hospital ( De New Aiyetoro Medical Centre) for over a week sometime around late September last year.

Witnesses stated that she looked unkept and abandoned throughout the period of her admission. One of the staff who preferred to remain anonymous told LarryDaviesBlogWorld (LaDBloW) that Mrs Elizabeth Johnson complained that her child -Mercy Johnson Okojie has abandoned her.

          

We all know Mercy Johnson to be a very caring person and decided to pay a visit to her family home where Mrs Elizabeth Johnson resides.

On speaking to one of the family friends to the Johnson's we discovered that there is a twist to the whole story.

It so happens that Mrs Mercy Johnson Okojie used to give her mother N150,000 monthly just for her upkeep, but the extravagant, exorbitant and lavish lifestyle of Mrs Elizabeth Johnson, made Mercy Johnson reduce the amount over time to N50,000 and after a while, it became inconsistent.

Of-course we know Mercy is nursing her newborn child and needs time to attend to her marriage, but her mother and family members think otherwise.

But lets be reasonable here. She is not an only child and has 6 siblings (3 Elder Sisters and 3 brothers) . Being the fourth amongst 7 children, she shouldn't be left to cater for the entire family alone.

We are yet to get any response from Mercy yet on the issue. But be rest assured LarryDaviesBlogWorld (LaDBloW) would feed you with the juicest info as soon as its available.

Mercy is still  nursing her new born in the United States Of America and is yet to return to Nigeria.