“I Helped Mercy Aigbe, But She Repaid Me With Wickedness”- Olaide Olabanji Opens Up

• Nollywood actor Olaide Olabanji is disappointed with actress Mercy Aigbe.
• He claims his past support for her career was met with ingratitude.
• In an interview, Olabanji shared his feelings of being let down by Aigbe’s current behavior.

Nollywood actor Olaide Olabanji has expressed disappointment over his interactions with fellow actress Mercy Aigbe, claiming that his earlier support for her career was met with ingratitude.

In an interview with Oyinmomo TV, Olabanji recounted how he had assisted Mercy Aigbe when she was starting out, only to feel let down by her current behavior toward him. He suggested that the actress harbors negative feelings, noting that she seems displeased whenever she sees his photos and allegedly wishes him harm.

Reflecting on these experiences, Olabanji remarked that fame and success can change people’s attitudes. He stated, “I helped Mercy Aigbe, but she repaid me with wickedness. I observed that whenever she sees my picture, she always looks unhappy. It made me realize that some individuals act differently once they gain prominence.”

Additionally, Olabanji discussed his connection with filmmaker Femi Adebayo and explained why he was cast in the movie Agesinkole.

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In other news… A viral video circulating on social media has sparked widespread reactions after a teenager was reportedly bathed by a group known as “Uma Ada” following claims that he had not bathed since 2025.
According to details shared online, the young boy allegedly avoided bathing for an extended period after joining a group that promised wealth under strict conditions.
In the video, voices in the background claimed:
“He hasn’t bathed since last year… they told him not to bathe so he can become rich.”
The clip shows members of the community stepping in to clean the teenager, drawing attention from shocked onlookers.
The incident has since triggered intense debate online, with many Nigerians expressing concern over the influence of alleged money rituals and cult-like practices on young people.