Nollywood Actress Mercy Aigbe Loses Mother

• Actress Mercy Aigbe has announced the passing of her mother, Abisola Grace Owodunni, in an emotional Instagram post on September 24, 2025.

• Using a candle and love emoji, she conveyed the irreplaceable void left by her mother’s death.

Tragedy has struck award-winning Nollywood actress Mercy Aigbe following the death of her mother, Abisola Grace Owodunni.

The actress announced the loss in an Instagram post on September 24, 2025, with a candle emoji and a love symbol, conveying what she described as an “irreplaceable void” and their “deep connection.”

During her lifetime, Abisola Grace Owodunni was a businesswoman who managed a supermarket and was known for her strict but loving parenting.

Mercy has often said her mother taught her “valuable life lessons, emphasizing the importance of sacrifice and selflessness,” frequently expressing gratitude for her guidance and support.

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In other news…. A man shocked his wife and in-laws at their child’s gender reveal party after presenting a DNA test result.

In the viral video, he handed his wife the paper and asked her to read it aloud. She looked at it but couldn’t say a word.

The husband accused her of being unfaithful, apologised to his in-laws, and said: “I’m not walking away because of the child—he is innocent—but because of your betrayal.”

Reactions to the video

MATTMAX_A wrote: “The funniest part is dat.l she nor Dey feel guilty bcoz those witch always know wetin dem Dey do.”

Ska001 wrote: “There’r many ways to punish women without violence!!! Look at the humiliation bruv.”

FOLA wrote: “So DNA test can be done for unborn kids? And Dem no see DNA do for Mohbad’s son since? Naija!”

Filfi wrote: “ok how was he able to get the dna sample from the baby in the womb without the woman knowledge.”

Nature wrote: “Paternity fraud needs to be considered a serious offense. When will there be a law that punishes women for this. If they know they’re not going to put such measures in place, then why not make DNA🧬test compulsory before or after birth to prevent this future distress for everyone.”