After this, every other person must It's no longer going to be business as usual."— Actress Mercy Johnson Issues Stern warning.

Moses Ogeodo January 20, 2026

Mercy Johnson issues a stern warning to the blogger who accused her of being a witch, signaling that her season of silence is officially over. Following a period of intense online scrutiny and a legal battle that gripped the entertainment industry, Nollywood star Mercy Johnson-Okojie has finally broken her silence. The actress, known for her "mercy" both in name and in deed, has chosen to withdraw her defamation lawsuit against TikToker Eedie Bliss—who was released from detention on Saturday, January 17, 2026—but she made it clear that this act of charity should not be mistaken for weakness.

The Heartbreaking Reality: "My Kids Are Bullied"

While the internet treats celebrity rumors like entertainment, Mercy revealed the devastating "real-world" impact these "witch" allegations have had on her household. In a raw and emotional update, she shared how her children have become targets of the malicious gossip:

"I have teenagers who are being bullied in school because of the things that you write. There are parents who tell their kids not to let my children touch their bags because they said I am a witch."

For Mercy, this isn't just about a blogger’s clicks; it is about the safety and mental health of her children. She noted that while she has always "stayed in her lane," the narrative has crossed a line that no mother can ignore.

No More "Business as Usual"

The actress noted that her decision to drop the charges against Eedie Bliss was out of "love and respect" for the numerous individuals and elders who pleaded on the blogger’s behalf. However, she issued a final, heavy warning to every other troll and faceless blog:

"This is off for now, but every other person who has alleged must prove. I still have more cases for 2026 because I won’t let my kids get bullied because of your lies."

Mercy also dropped a bombshell, alleging that some of the faceless blogs carrying these damaging reports are actually owned and funded by her Nollywood colleagues. She challenged anyone making future claims to be ready to substantiate them in a court of law, stating, "Whoever alleges must be ready to prove."