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Mercy Johnson Cries Out As Teacher Continues To Bully Her Daughter

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3 years ago

Oct 22, 2021.

David Titiloye

Mercy Johnson has cried out after finding out her daughter was being bullied by a teacher
She also issued a stern warning to others

Ekohotblog reports that Popular Nollywood actress, Mercy Johnson-Okojie has cried out and issued a stern warning to those who hate her and try to transfer such hated to her kids.

The proud mother of four took to her instagram page to narrate how a school teacher has been bullying her daughter because of her status as a celebrity.

In a long thread of post on instagram which she captioned “What do you do when the teacher is actually the bully and your child the constant victim? Enough is enough, I have reported to the school authorities and I will see this to the end.”, the actress share the story of how her daughter feels terrified going to school.

Mercy Johnson

“Since when is it a crime to be Mercy Johnson-Okojie’s daughter? Before I consider myself a public figure, I am FIRST a WIFE and a MOTHER to my four kids, that is my priority in this life, and nobody can make my child feel less than who she is because her mother is a public figure.

“You can say anything about me, you can dislike or even hate me, I will not respond, but DO NOT ATTACK KIDS that did nothing to you and cannot defend themselves.

“The one thing I teach my kids is DISCIPLINE and RESPECT! I insist on POLITENESS AND KINDNESS from them, but I also teach them to SPEAK OUT especially to me WHEN THEY ARE BADLY TREATED!

“I do not honestly care if someone does not like me, I do not expect everyone to, but to take your hate out on my child? Unacceptable!”, her post reads.

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