Nollywood actress Mercy Johnson has a new job—the senior special assistant on entertainment, arts and culture in Kogi
Nollywood actress Mercy Johnson has a new job—the senior special assistant on entertainment, arts and culture in Kogi state .johnson’s appointment is among 62 others announced in a raft of new positions announced by Kogi state government secretary Folashade Ayoade on Tuesday in Lokoja.the appointments take effect from April 1, the statement said.ayoade said, the appointments were to “fill key positions with the right people and to broaden inclusiveness in governance by bringing people from more communities on board.”the breakdown of the new appointees showed that 54 of them will serve as Senior Special Assistants while nine will work as Special Assistants to the Governor as Federal Constituency Supervisors for the Governor Yahaya Bello (GYB) Connect Programme.the SSG further stated that the appointments were made to recognise and encourage outstanding contributions to the New Direction Agenda.the nine Special Assistants will also act as direct liaisons between the present administration and the Local Government Ward Coordinators of the GYB Connect pogramme,' the statement said.tight after her secondary education,Johnson auditioned for a role in The Maid, a movie that was to launch her into stardom. her outstanding performance in that movie paved the way for her into getting more roles in movies such as Hustlers, Baby Oku in America, War in the Palace, and many more.she is now one of the most sought-after Nollywood actresses.Johnson won the Best Actress award at Africa Magic Viewer’s Choice Awards in 2013 for role in comedy movie “Dumebi the dirty girl.”In December 2013, Johnson was listed as Google’s Most Searched Nollywood Celebrity, a position she also held in 2012.Johnson earlier in 2009 had also won an award for best supporting actress at the African Movie Award show. (NAN
Ex-Big Brother Naija star, singer and guitarist, Deborah Ebun, popularly called Debie-Rise, has revealed how her Dad pardoned her after she sneaked out to the show. Debbie-Rise was one of the contestants that lasted till the last day of the reality show. While in the show, she had told fellow housemates how she ran out of her home because her dad, a pastor, would not let her attend the show. The Kogi-born singer, who has been touring media houses since the end of the reality, said, “Apart from the fact that my father is a pastor, I feel like I’m a typical girl with a good cultural upbringing from the north where parents are very protective of their children or they are just worried about the outside world like the city life. “So, I understood it as to the kind of life he wanted for me. I know he wants the best for me and he was just trying his best. “He was trying to be protective but being a pastor and me trying to have a career in music, there could be this friction....
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