safarigirl:
weaves, make-up, clingy clothes....on a 14-year old? Who dey look the girl? Tomorrow people will shout paedophile, whose fault is it?

Has Mercy ever posted a picture of the girl's result? Every time fashion, hair, make-up.....she should go and ask Omotola how to train a daughter if she doesn't know how to. At least Omotola's daughter was 16 before men started dragging for her on social network and the girl was Head girl of her school. Genevieve has an adult daughter, people barely know what the girl looks like. Mercy isn't the only one with a pretty daughter, Omotola's own is even prettier and older, but we no dey see them.

Maybe this is how the Mercy's mother trained her before she had a child out of wedlock.


We shouldn't use modernity and the quest to be a chic mom to expose kids to a harsh world. This is not a good way to present your teenage daughter, this is the Kardashian way

safarigirl:
you should mind what you say of people's parents online lest you anger the dead.

My mum is chilling in heaven right now, gracias, and I lost her at the young age of 10, but while she was alive, I had the best education, attended Holy Child College in Lagos, Joke Silva's alma mater. I changed my wardrobe every 3 months, went to the beach or chocolate royale and the likes over the weekend during holidays, hell, before her death, we were processing papers for a trip to Canada. She worked with the Lagos State Police Commissioner, so yes, I moved with blasting sirens.

My mother's legacy wasn't foolish, material things like clothes or make-up, it was priceless things like a brain, integrity and dignity. She never trained me to get attention with my looks, but with my brain. If many mothers were like mine, the world would not be filled with slutty, gold diggers who are okay with being told they are pretty, but with little or no brain recognition

People who haven't seen wealth tend to get carried away by it and act carelessly thinking they are being modern. Those who have seen wealth, don't dress their daughters up like rookie street girls. Ask the Obama's and the Trumps.


Tell your client to post a picture of her daughter's academic achievement one of these days, aunty modern mum.

SAMBARRY:
but it's ok for fans to be unnecessarily rude .Seriously what that fan said was uncalled for

safarigirl:

My mother's legacy wasn't foolish, material things like clothes or make-up, it was priceless things like a brain, integrity and dignity. She never trained me to get attention with my looks, but with my brain. If many mothers were like mine, the world would not be filled with slutty, gold diggers who are okay with being told they are pretty, but with little or no brain recognition

SAMBARRY:
You're forgetting one fundamental thing

NA SHE GET HER PIKIN.NA SHE BORN AM WITH HER VAGINA.NO BE MY VAGINA SHE TAKE BORN HER PIKIN so whatever she thinks is right for her child is what she's doing. If you don't like the way she's bringing up her child or "exposing her to the world too early " as you say,go born ya own and raise her in whatever way you deem fit

safarigirl:
you should mind what you say of people's parents online.

Ask the Obama's and the Trumps.

safarigirl:
you should mind what you say of people's parents online lest you anger the dead.

My mum is chilling in heaven right now, gracias, and I lost her at the young age of 10, but while she was alive, I had the best education, attended Holy Child College in Lagos, Joke Silva's alma mater. I changed my wardrobe every 3 months, went to the beach or chocolate royale and the likes over the weekend during holidays, hell, before her death, we were processing papers for a trip to Canada. She worked with the Lagos State Police Commissioner, so yes, I moved with blasting sirens.

My mother's legacy wasn't foolish, material things like clothes or make-up, it was priceless things like a brain, integrity and dignity. She never trained me to get attention with my looks, but with my brain. If many mothers were like mine, the world would not be filled with slutty, gold diggers who are okay with being told they are pretty, but with little or no brain recognition

People who haven't seen wealth tend to get carried away by it and act carelessly thinking they are being modern. Those who have seen wealth, don't dress their daughters up like rookie street girls. Ask the Obama's and the Trumps.


Tell your client to post a picture of her daughter's academic achievement one of these days, aunty modern mum.

IamMissMarvel:
Why follow celebz sha?

If you follow any, just look at their pictures for entertainment and move on.

Na only jobless person go dey follow celeb feud for social media?

If na joblessness, go count beans na.

Allow her sexualize her 14 year old. Letting a 14 year old wear weaves like that is very wrong, why not allow her stick to braids or less heavier weaves?

Well, na her pikin, her business

IamMissMarvel:
Why follow celebz sha?

If you follow any, just look at their pictures for entertainment and move on.

Na only jobless person go dey follow celeb feud for social media?

If na joblessness, go count beans na.

Allow her sexualize her 14 year old. Letting a 14 year old wear weaves like that is very wrong, why not allow her stick to braids or less heavier weaves?

Well, na her pikin, her business

IndianaJay:
Mercy is foolish for putting her daughter on Instagram like that, then asking her followers to rate their pictures reeks of a deep inferiority complex, sounds like someone being competitive with their child.

"Mercy be like: Look at me, look at my daughter....who looks better"?

What good mother behaves like that?

Anyway....Mercy Aigbe is a slowpoke so I'm not at all surprised at the nonsense she puts on social media.

kandiikane:


You may probably have had the opportunity to go through life because you have had things handed down to you and life has been soo easy for you but you shouldn't be sat there judging people just because you were lucky to be born with a mother who had something to her name and knew people.
If people can get by in life with their brains, what is wrong with those who do not have the brains and the only means of survival is because of the way they look? You can have either one or both. Do you think every single woman had the opportunity of growing up with sirens blasting away as they travel the streets of lagos? You were in a minority who had that opportunity so please don't look down on others for it. Do not spit on the struggles or achievement of women who only rely on their physical appearances. If you can go through life and achieve things with your pretty brain then let others who don't have a pretty brain achieve it with their pretty face. There is integrity and dignity in having a pretty face if one wants to, don't paint them with the same brush. Omotola you spoke of, I am sure it was her pretty face that started her journey to where she is today and possibly, her brain kept her there.

safarigirl:
you should mind what you say of people's parents online lest you anger the dead.

My mum is chilling in heaven right now, gracias, and I lost her at the young age of 10, but while she was alive, I had the best education, attended Holy Child College in Lagos, Joke Silva's alma mater. I changed my wardrobe every 3 months, went to the beach or chocolate royale and the likes over the weekend during holidays, hell, before her death, we were processing papers for a trip to Canada. She worked with the Lagos State Police Commissioner, so yes, I moved with blasting sirens.

My mother's legacy wasn't foolish, material things like clothes or make-up, it was priceless things like a brain, integrity and dignity. She never trained me to get attention with my looks, but with my brain. If many mothers were like mine, the world would not be filled with slutty, gold diggers who are okay with being told they are pretty, but with little or no brain recognition

People who haven't seen wealth tend to get carried away by it and act carelessly thinking they are being modern. Those who have seen wealth, don't dress their daughters up like rookie street girls. Ask the Obama's and the Trumps.


Tell your client to post a picture of her daughter's academic achievement one of these days, aunty modern mum.


Thank you my fellow Nairalander, what some people fail to understand is that bringing up a child is not only the obligation of the parent. If society cannot correct a child on the wrong path, he /she grows up, corrupts and brings other kids to this wrong path. Whether we're in 2015 or 1950, it still takes a village to train a child,from society to family to school, anyone responsible will not turn a blind eye to a kid that's been brought up in an untoward manner. So many people have sacrificed sensibility on the altar of modernization. Your words hit home.

safarigirl:
you should mind what you say of people's parents online lest you anger the dead.

My mum is chilling in heaven right now, gracias, and I lost her at the young age of 10, but while she was alive, I had the best education, attended Holy Child College in Lagos, Joke Silva's alma mater. I changed my wardrobe every 3 months, went to the beach or chocolate royale and the likes over the weekend during holidays, hell, before her death, we were processing papers for a trip to Canada. She worked with the Lagos State Police Commissioner, so yes, I moved with blasting sirens.

My mother's legacy wasn't foolish, material things like clothes or make-up, it was priceless things like a brain, integrity and dignity. She never trained me to get attention with my looks, but with my brain. If many mothers were like mine, the world would not be filled with slutty, gold diggers who are okay with being told they are pretty, but with little or no brain recognition

People who haven't seen wealth tend to get carried away by it and act carelessly thinking they are being modern. Those who have seen wealth, don't dress their daughters up like rookie street girls. Ask the Obama's and the Trumps.


Tell your client to post a picture of her daughter's academic achievement one of these days, aunty modern mum.

safarigirl:
you should mind what you say of people's parents online lest you anger the dead.

My mum is chilling in heaven right now, gracias, and I lost her at the young age of 10, but while she was alive, I had the best education, attended Holy Child College in Lagos, Joke Silva's alma mater. I changed my wardrobe every 3 months, went to the beach or chocolate royale and the likes over the weekend during holidays, hell, before her death, we were processing papers for a trip to Canada. She worked with the Lagos State Police Commissioner, so yes, I moved with blasting sirens.

My mother's legacy wasn't foolish, material things like clothes or make-up, it was priceless things like a brain, integrity and dignity. She never trained me to get attention with my looks, but with my brain. If many mothers were like mine, the world would not be filled with slutty, gold diggers who are okay with being told they are pretty, but with little or no brain recognition

People who haven't seen wealth tend to get carried away by it and act carelessly thinking they are being modern. Those who have seen wealth, don't dress their daughters up like rookie street girls. Ask the Obama's and the Trumps.


Tell your client to post a picture of her daughter's academic achievement one of these days, aunty modern mum.

SAMBARRY:
God will cure your phenese for you to know the difference between a minor and an adult. Ami o

FlirtyKaren:
round 2

kandiikane:


You may probably have had the opportunity to go through life because you have had things handed down to you and life has been soo easy for you but you shouldn't be sat there judging people just because you were lucky to be born with a mother who had something to her name and knew people.
If people can get by in life with their brains, what is wrong with those who do not have the brains and the only means of survival is because of the way they look? You can have either one or both. Do you think every single woman had the opportunity of growing up with sirens blasting away as they travel the streets of lagos? You were in a minority who had that opportunity so please don't look down on others for it. Do not spit on the struggles or achievement of women who only rely on their physical appearances. If you can go through life and achieve things with your pretty brain then let others who don't have a pretty brain achieve it with their pretty face. There is integrity and dignity in having a pretty face if one wants to, don't paint them with the same brush. Omotola you spoke of, I am sure it was her pretty face that started her journey to where she is today and possibly, her brain kept her there.

raayah:


Or maybe its because her daughter and her are wearing the same type of hairstyle. For crying out loud, nothing is wrong with this picture!

raayah:


You know Nigerian men don't like to take blame. Where is this girl's father. Nobody is talking about it. Shouldn't he at least come and raise his child.

Nairaland is very toxic towards women that's why I keep staying away.

There are only lashing out on the single mother who is just trying to raise this girl.

safarigirl:
these are the consequences of opening your legs for eediots. They impregnate you and run off. Being a single mum is no excuse, abi is Genevieve not a single mum? Mercy even found a maga moneybag to marry her and sponsor her luxurious lifestyle, Genny didn't see, but she's not advertising her daughter, is she? When you go and have pre-marital sex with thugs and street boys, you will train the fruits of your tryst alone

safarigirl:
you should mind what you say of people's parents online lest you anger the dead.

My mum is chilling in heaven right now, gracias, and I lost her at the young age of 10, but while she was alive, I had the best education, attended Holy Child College in Lagos, Joke Silva's alma mater. I changed my wardrobe every 3 months, went to the beach or chocolate royale and the likes over the weekend during holidays, hell, before her death, we were processing papers for a trip to Canada. She worked with the Lagos State Police Commissioner, so yes, I moved with blasting sirens.

My mother's legacy wasn't foolish, material things like clothes or make-up, it was priceless things like a brain, integrity and dignity. She never trained me to get attention with my looks, but with my brain. If many mothers were like mine, the world would not be filled with slutty, gold diggers who are okay with being told they are pretty, but with little or no brain recognition

People who haven't seen wealth tend to get carried away by it and act carelessly thinking they are being modern. Those who have seen wealth, don't dress their daughters up like rookie street girls. Ask the Obama's and the Trumps.


Tell your client to post a picture of her daughter's academic achievement one of these days, aunty modern mum.