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Mercy Chinwo, amid criticism, publicly celebrates one-month marriage
The Facebook user, identified as Confidence, partly said, “I know she has posted the car her husband bought for her but please let her keep other upcoming gifts and blessings on low.
Gospel singer, Mercy Chinwo, has showered praises on her husband, Pastor Blessed Uzochikwa, on their one-month marriage celebration.
In a post late Monday, the singer shared a picture of herself and her husband on her Instagram page, as she sang his praises.
Chinwo noted that getting married to Pastor Blessed was the best decision she made after salvation.
She went on to hail the cleric as a man “filled with grace and truth”.
The singer wrote, “I can’t contain my joy and excitement. It’s one month already with my gee, forever to go.
“After Christ, the best decision I ever made. A man filled with so much grace and truth. You are the evidence that I am indeed blessed. I Love Love Love you SWEET.”
Chinwo’s post came amid criticism from a fan who claimed the singer should stop showing off her husband online.
After their wedding in August 13, the singer celebrated her birthday on September 5 and her husband gifted her an SUV; which she posted on her social media pages.
The Facebook user, identified as Confidence, partly said, “I know she has posted the car her husband bought for her but please let her keep other upcoming gifts and blessings on low.
“The man will buy her house and other stuffs but let her not get too excited with vanity and forget ministry works.
“The aim is to lead souls to Christ through her singing prowess and grace and not show earthly achievements thereby drawing the attention of many doubters. I hope you understand.
“To us, what she’s doing is good. At least, they’re giving us content but then some people are feeling oppressed.”
The comment had since sparked various reactions on the Internet and Chinwo’s recent post suggested that the singer was unperturbed about the comment.
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