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Actress Mercy Johnson Okojie has expressed her deep emotions in a heartfelt letter dedicated to her late father, Ametuo Daniel Johnson.

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In the touching note, the mother of four reflected on the suddenness of her father’s passing, questioning how he could begin a seemingly normal day by reading his Bible, choosing an outfit, and then suddenly departing from this world. The reality of his absence was difficult for her to comprehend, and even as she poured her thoughts onto paper, the realization that she would never see him again felt overwhelming.

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Mercy Johnson found solace in the knowledge that her father was a man who held an immense love for God. It is this understanding that brings her a measure of comfort during this challenging time. Though the loss remains profoundly painful, she draws strength from the deep faith and devotion her father displayed throughout his life.

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In this poignant letter, Mercy Johnson pays tribute to her father’s unwavering spirituality and the impact he had on her own life. It serves as a reminder of the profound connection between a parent and child, and the enduring influence of love and faith even in the face of loss.

“How does one wake up pick an outfit, read the bible lay down, and pass on? I can’t understand it”.

“The very reality of your demise is difficult to grasp. Even as I pen these words down, I am unable to process the thought of never seeing you again. I still feel like it is all a dream to wake up from but alas I am not sure of what to believe anymore. That you are forever gone is hard to accept.

Nothing consoles me more knowing that you were a man who loved God so much and will surely be in His abode. As I wallow in the pain of your painful transit, I leave all to our Father in Heaven in whose hands lies all answers.

Adieu Papa, you are sorely missed here. Continue to rest in the bosom of our Lord Almighty until we meet to part no more”.

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