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Mercy Aigbe, a Nigerian actress, admitted that it had been over 15 years since she last visited a club.

According to Mercy Aigbe’s social media posts, she hasn’t been to a club in at least 15 years since she values her sleep.

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She commented that she was looking forward to the energy at a club this weekend:

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taking you out for a romantic dinner then we go clubbing! I haven’t been to a night club in like 15 years! 🤣 i just always say No cos i love love my sleep!😁😍

So i am looking forward to tomorrow 😂💃💃

IBADAN oya oh!!!! Meet me at Film house Cinema Dugbe by 6.30pm! Lets watch the movie BROTHERHOOD togther!!!!!

I can’t wait! 5 people to mert me there gets free ticket courtesy my bestie @kazimadeoti ❤

It recall recently in a wonderful video featuring Mercy Aigbe Adeoti and seasoned Yoruba actress Faithia Williams has delighted her followers.

Mercy Aigbe posted the video along with a positive remark to her verified Instagram page. I likewise like shakara, she wrote. I know.

Others wished to meet Mercy Aigbe, while others exclaimed about her stunning dress.

Gossipinfo Recalled That Today, acting and being a movie star are viewed as glamorous and prestigious things, but this wasn’t always the case. For a variety of reasons, many parents still today don’t want their kids to work in the film industry. Some people think the sector is dishonest and will “spoil” their children, while others think there is no money in it. There are a variety of different reasons why some individuals don’t want their kids to pursue acting, and Mercy Aigbe’s father shared this viewpoint.

Now, during a new conversation with the people at the Edo State International Film Festival, Mercy opened up about her journey into the movie industry, her father’s pushback against it, and how she ultimately overcame. Here’s what Mercy Aigbe said

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