Mercy Aigbe celebrates 42nd birthday with beautiful photos
Mercy Aigbe in her usual grand style, marks her 42nd birthday with the release of some gorgeous photos.
Mercy Aigbe turns forty-two, today Wednesday, January 1, 2020, and to mark the special day, she shared some dropped photos on her Instagram page.
The actress shared a series of photos on her Instagram which has received a lot of admiration from her fans on the social media platform. She went on to thank God for all he has done for her.
"If I had 10,000 tongues it won’t be enough 🙏🙏🙏🙏Where and how do I even begin to count how you blessed me in 2019? Even tho I am underserving, Jehovah you showed me too much love! ... Who am I that you are this mindful of me ABBA FATHER! ... you elevated my status and blessed me even beyond my expectations...
"Ajoke aiye, Agbanilagbatan, Aribirabata, Oyigiyigi, Covenant Keeping God! Jehovah Overdo, Oba ti o kan okuta igun ipile aiye, God of Yesterday, Today and Forever, Aleselewi, Alewilese .... Papa I return all glory, honor and adoration to your holy name 🙏 Happy birthday to me once again and HAPPY NEW YEAR everyone! This 2020 shall be our year of heaven on earth in Jesus Name!," she captioned one of the photos.
Happy birthday to Mercy Aigbe from all of us at Pulse.
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