Mercy Johnson
Nigerian Nollywood actress, Mercy Johnson Okojie has been urged to use her wealth of experience to develop movie industry in Kogi State.
Though, the popular Nigerian actress was born to the family of a former naval officer, Mr Daniel Johnson and Mrs Elizabeth Johnson, Mrs Okojie who will clock 33 on 28 August this year actually hails from Okene in Kogi State.
While speaking with with PM EXPRESS, the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Eehimultimedia Productions, Mr Jaiyeola Araga Ahmed, who is also from Kogi State, said that he would love to see the actress, a mother of three, coming back home to develop the movie industry in Kogi State, adding that Mercy Johnson has become a household name and role model for the youths in Nigeria.
“My advise for her is to come down home to unite all the entertainers in Kogi State. Mercy Johnson has made it big in the entertainment world, we need her experience to bring people in the industry together in Kogi State. There should be an umbrella where all entertainers in the state will be operating from.
“She should carry all the existing producers along. I will suggest that a Film Village should be established during her tenure to fish out young talents in Kogi State.
“I will also want to advise that she gets personal assistant at local level as this will make her to excel in the area of tourism development, * Ahmed said.
Jaiyeola Araga Ahmed, CEO Eehimultimedia Productions
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