– Mercy Eke reveals her mother’s attempt to get rid of her before she was born
– Her aunt advised her mother to have a miscarriage due to already having five children
– Mercy’s mother tried crude methods to induce a miscarriage
– Mercy shares that her mother is now happy and grateful she didn’t go through with it
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Mercy Eke, the winner of Big Brother Naija ‘Pepper Dem’ season, recently opened up about a shocking revelation during a conversation with popular media personality, Chude Jideonwo.
Mercy disclosed that her mother had attempted to get rid of her before she was born, sharing a deeply personal and emotional story.
According to Mercy, one of her aunties advised her mother to terminate the pregnancy as she already had five children, four girls and a boy.
Disturbed by her aunt’s words, Mercy’s mother’s mental health was affected, leading her to consider drastic measures.
Desperate to induce a miscarriage, Mercy’s mother resorted to crude methods, such as climbing things that could potentially cause her to fall and lose the pregnancy.
However, Mercy’s resilience and determination to survive prevailed, and she did not go anywhere. She stayed strong and held on.
Mercy revealed that her mother recently shared this painful story with her, expressing immense joy and gratitude that her plans to get rid of the pregnancy did not succeed.
Mercy’s mother even expressed her wish that the aunt who advised such a drastic course of action was still alive to witness the incredible person Mercy has become today.
Despite the difficult circumstances surrounding her conception, Mercy’s mother is now overjoyed and content. She wakes up each day, enjoying life to the fullest, indulging in her favorite meals, and relishing the happiness her daughter has brought into their lives.
Mercy reflects on her mother’s journey and the risks she took to give birth to her, realizing the immense love and sacrifice that shaped her life.
Today, Mercy stands as a testament to strength, resilience, and the power of a mother’s unwavering love.
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