A Nigerian Actress and Entrepreneur
Although born on January 1st, 1978 in Benin City, the capital of Edo State, Mercy Aigbe spent a significant portion of her life in Lagos. It was in Lagos where she received her primary and secondary education, shaping her path towards success. After completing her West African Senior School Certificate, she pursued her education further at the Polytechnic Ibadan, where she obtained a National Diploma in Financial Studies. Subsequently, she enrolled at the University of Lagos, starting her journey into the world of theater arts.
In the year 2001, Mercy Aigbe embarked on her acting career while studying at the University of Lagos. Realizing her calling in acting, she joined the theater arts department, which served as the launchpad for her future accomplishments. Her first steps into the Nigerian movie industry, particularly the Yoruba movie sector affectionately called Yoruwood, began with minor roles. These early experiences laid the foundation for her growth as an actress.
Over the years, Mercy Aigbe's talent and dedication have resulted in an impressive filmography. With appearances in more than 150 Nollywood movies, she has captivated audiences with her performances. Some notable films she has starred in include "Afefe Ife," "Satanic," "Atunida Leyi," "Ihamo," "Iro Funfun," "Ile Okomi," "The Cokers," "Osas Omoge Benin," "Oju Ice," "Mafisere," "Okanjua," "Ara," and "The Big Fat Lie." These diverse roles have showcased her versatility as an actress and have solidified her position in the industry.
Beyond her success in acting, Mercy Aigbe has demonstrated her business acumen. In November 2014, she opened Mag Diva Boutique, a fashion store that caters to individuals with a penchant for stylish and trendy clothing. Her boutique has become a go-to destination for fashion enthusiasts, further establishing her presence beyond the silver screen.
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