Gospel singer Mercy Chinwo recently shared a troubling experience from 2021 when her former management allegedly cancelled her scheduled ministration at Rev. Felix Omobude’s church, Gospel Light International Ministries.
In an Instagram post on Monday, Chinwo opened up about her determination to fulfil her commitment despite the cancellation. She explained that, after her original management pulled the plug on her participation, she fought to attend the event, trusting that God would make a way.
Upon arriving at the airport, however, she was met by a medical team who told her they had been informed she was suffering from a life-threatening illness.
Chinwo wrote, “Glory be to God! This video is from October 2021. I was set to minister at Rev. Felix Omobude’s church, but my previous management cancelled my participation. Despite this, I fought to attend, and by God’s grace, He made a way."
She continued, "When I arrived at the airport, I was met by a medical team who told me they had been informed I was gravely ill and battling a terminal health condition.”
Chinwo revealed that this false claim caused her significant emotional and mental distress. "It was incredibly painful, and the mental strain was intense," she admitted, but added, “But the Lord healed my heart and gave me peace. This is just one of many experiences. To Him alone be all the glory!”
There have also been reports of ongoing tension between Chinwo and her former record label owner, Ezekiel Onyedikachi, also known as EeZee Tee.
According to a statement from her lawyer, Pelumi Olajengbesi, the relationship between the two took a sharp turn in 2019 when EeZee allegedly asked to extend her five-year contract to 12 years, which she declined. The statement also claimed that EeZee continued to intimidate and isolate her, even spreading false information about her availability for events.
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