'Even the Devil can’t stop me', Mercy Aigbe exclaims her eagerness to work
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Nollywood actress, Mercy Aigbe has assured that even the devil can’t stop me as she expressed her eagerness to work.
Aigbe, who is self driven, announced how excited she is ready to work after her marriage crashed over allegations of domestic violence.
Staying motivated, she shared her eagerness to work. She posted a photo with ready to work caption.
She wrote:
‘Fringing into the new week! Did I hear someone say slow down?
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