Allegations Without Proof Are Dangerous – Mercy Johnson Issues Stern Warning

Nollywood actress Mercy Johnson has withdrawn the defamation lawsuit she filed against Nigerian TikToker Eedie Bliss.

The case followed a video posted by Bliss in December 2025, alleging that Mercy’s husband, Prince Okojie, purchased a house for a pregnant woman who was not his wife, and accusing Mercy of being responsible for the loss of the pregnancy.

Bliss was subsequently arrested and detained in Abuja after Okojie filed a petition against her.

However, following public appeals on Bliss’s behalf, Mercy decided to drop the charges, leading to the blogger’s release.

Mercy explained that the decision was made out of respect for her family and in response to the many individuals who intervened on the matter.

She clarified, however, that she will continue to pursue other defamation cases to protect her family from false allegations.

The actress criticized blogs and social media accounts for spreading harmful stories, noting that some of these platforms are reportedly run by fellow actresses.

Mercy also revealed that the false reports have affected her children, who have faced bullying at school because of the online claims.

Going forward, she insisted that anyone making allegations against her or her family must provide evidence, affirming that she will not allow lies to damage her reputation or harm her children.