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Nigerian celebrities pray for Mercy Johnson’s daughter as she turns 8

How Mercy Johnson and hubby celebrated their daughter, Purity on her 8th birthday

Popular Nigerian actress, Mercy Johnson’s first child, Purity turned 8 years old today.

Kemi Filani News earlier shared reports on how she was celebrated.

Mercy Johnson posted a video clip of her birthday location as Purity clocks 8 today, December 30, while her dad shared images that captured the way he took her on a shopping spree today.

Mercy Johnson expressed gratitude to God for having her alive to experience yet again another birthday, to celebrate Purity’s 8th birthday anniversary.

She also took the opportunity to announce that the native name of her daughter, Purity,  “Osebhajimente” which means “God did not put me to shame.”

Mercy Johnson wrote on Instagram, “My baby is 8 today….thank you jesus….30th Dec…awesome God.Happy Birthday Osebhajimente meaning (God did not put me to shame) HBD Purity….allow me disturb you today biko”

Nigerian celebrities took to the comment section of the post to celebrate and pray for purity. See some of their comments below:

Uche Elendu wrote; “Happy birthday my Angel purity.. mummy’s womb opener, keep growing in grace baby❤️❤️❤️”

Chizzy Alichi wrote; “Happy birthday purity, you r blessed princess ❤️❤️💋”

CEO Luminee wrote; “You are blessed Forever my princess”

Uchenna Nnanna wrote; “Happy birthday Princess Purity❤️❤️”

Ada Karl wrote: “Wow happy birthday my Princess. Aunty Ada must come flex that party oh, beautiful decor ❤️❤️”

Chidinma Aneke wrote; “Happy Birthday my Princess 🙏💕💕💕💕”

Yvonne Jegede wrote; “Whaaaaaattttt 8???? Wow my baby is a big girl o. Happy birthday my lovely Purity”

Destiny Etiko wrote; “Happy birthday my little princess 👸 ❤️❤️❤️❤️”

The post Nigerian celebrities pray for Mercy Johnson’s daughter as she turns 8 appeared first on Kemi Filani News.

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