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Mercy Johnson Condemns Online Bullying of Her Children

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Mercy Johnson speaks out against online bullying, revealing her children are targeted due to false social media narratives

Nollywood actress Mercy Johnson spoke out on Monday, January 19, 2026, in Lagos, condemning the online bullying her children have faced as a result of false social media narratives.

Also read: Mercy Johnson Condemns Regina Daniels’ Brother’s Arrest

Johnson revealed that trolls have labelled her a witch, which has led to her children being harassed at school.

The actress’s statement comes days after she took legal action against a TikToker who allegedly defamed her and her husband, an incident reportedly reported by popular blogger Cutie Juls.

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Johnson explained in a video on her Instagram page that these online attacks have caused tangible harm to her family, particularly her teenage children.

Johnson warned bloggers and netizens to stop spreading false claims about her and her family.

She alleged that some blogs publishing defamatory content are owned by fellow actresses or individuals motivated by personal animosity.

She emphasised that she will pursue legal action against anyone who spreads lies, noting that additional cases are already planned for 2026.

The actress highlighted the emotional toll the rumours have taken on her children, saying, “There are parents who tell their kids not to let my kids touch their school bags because I’m a witch. I just need my name out of your mouth.”

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Johnson further stressed her commitment to her family and dismissed any need for validation from online critics.

In her message, Johnson also addressed public misconceptions about her personal life, clarifying that she has always prioritised her husband and children, and that persistent false narratives have no bearing on her personal choices.

She urged respect for her privacy and warned that continued defamation would face legal consequences.

Also read: Mercy Johnson-Okojie addresses Angela Okorie rift amid escalating nollywood feud

The actress’s firm stance highlights the growing concern over the impact of social media defamation on families and underscores the legal recourse celebrities are increasingly pursuing against online harassment.

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