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Mercy Aigbe, a Nollywood actress, seems unable to get over the delicious ‘Afang soup’ she ate in Akwa Ibom state, lamenting that her kitchen served her gibberish.

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Mercy Aigbe said she tasted Afang soup in Uyo and realized the one her cook prepares for her in Lagos is different in a picture on her Instagram page.

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Mercy Aigbe claims her cook has been feeding her garbage and has threatened to cut her pay when she goes home.

Mercy Aigbe wrote: Omo I just had Afang soup in Uyo and realise that the one my cook has been making is ‘Afong’ ha! That woman has been giving me nonsense! I am reducing her salary by the time I get back!!! No one should beg me oh.

It was recalled that Aigbe during a guest appearance on Gbenga Adeyinka’s Instagram Live conversation earlier this week. “Don’t tell anybody o,” Aigbe replied with a big smile when Adeyinka played “African Queen” over the video call. I’ve had a thing for 2baba for a long time.”

 

The trendy role interpreter also claimed that she liked Liz Benson and Sola Sobowale before entering the profession. “There were two ladies I admired a lot coming into the industry— Liz Benson and Sola Sobowale,” she remarked. Liz Benson was and continues to be stunning. Back then, I was completely enamored with her.

I also loved the way Sola Sobowale interpreted her roles. She inspires me whenever I see her on a movie set.”

“Before I came into the industry, I liked Sola Sobowale because she knows her onions,” Aigbe remarked of her first experience with Sobowale. I got a call one day to come on set for a film called ‘Ohun Oko So Mi Da.’

“Aunty Sola produced the film, and I was shivering when I arrived on set.” ‘Would I be able to act in the presence of my role model?’ I wondered. I knelt in a corner and prayed to God, telling myself, ‘This is my chance.’ Aunty Sola should not be allowed.