Actress Mercy Aigbe shares throwback photos of herself when she graduated and of her daughter when she graduated

Nigerian actress Mercy Aigbe took a stroll down memory lane, sharing a captivating throwback photo of herself and her daughter, Michelle, at their respective graduations.

The proud mother, who can’t help but gush over her daughter Michelle, posted the throwback pictures from her own graduation alongside her daughter’s recent graduation from a prestigious Canadian university on her Instagram page.

In the caption, she playfully described herself and her daughter as “Women Crush Wednesday” and wrote, “WCW 😍😍😍😍😍Local Vs International ,πŸ˜πŸ˜πŸ†πŸ†β€οΈMother et Daughter, 😁😍This my Brows πŸ˜©πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚Goodmorning my loves 😘😘😘😘”.

Take a look at her post below:

Naijalegit previously reported that Mercy Aigbe shared a throwback photo of her daughter when she left Nigeria for Canada and more recent photos after her graduation.

On her Instagram page, the actress expressed how it had always been her dream for her daughter to study abroad. However, she admitted to being super scared because her daughter, Michelle, would be alone in a foreign land. She voiced her concerns about her daughter succumbing to negative peer pressure.

In her heartfelt message, Mercy Aigbe expressed gratitude to God, overwhelmed with joy. She revealed that her daughter would soon pursue her Master’s degree.

She wrote, “So Sorry I am flooding your Timeline πŸ₯Ί. I just can’t contain my joy πŸ’ƒπŸŽ‰πŸ’―πŸ’ƒ.

The picture on the left was the day Michelle left Nigeria. It was a roller coaster of emotions for me. I was happy because it had always been my dream, but I was super scared that she would be all by herself in a foreign land. I was worried and couldn’t sleep for days, pondering if I made the right decision. We often hear stories about kids studying abroad and the potential for them to succumb to peer pressure. Whew! I was so worried she was going to be alone in a strange land! I couldn’t go with her that very day because I couldn’t afford a ticket for both of us then, as I had used all my money to pay school fees (hmm, that’s a story for another day). I had to send her unaccompanied, stayed up all night, kept waiting for my phone to ring. Hmmm, you have no idea! It was a tough period for me, but God showed up strong πŸ₯².

The picture on the right is NOW! God made my dream come true! He kept me in great health to see this day, empowered me to see her through (it wasn’t easy, but God in His infinite mercy did it)… There were times I almost gave up. I remember a particular year when it wasn’t easy, and I had even told Michelle that she might need to come back and finish in one of the universities back home. I had too many responsibilities, and things were not going smoothly, but I never stopped working! And GOD DID IT!

Please, if you are alive, if you can move your hands, legs, and every part of your body, if you can see and read my post, please help me type THANK YOU GOD in the comment section. Just help me THANK GOD πŸ™πŸ™πŸ™πŸ™πŸ™πŸ™πŸ™πŸ™πŸ™. I can’t stop thanking God! My heart is so full of gratitude πŸ™ πŸ™πŸ™πŸ™.

MASTERS, next, and I am confident God will still do it πŸ™.

THANK YOU GOD πŸ™.”

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