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Mercy Chinwo celebrates one year wedding anniversary with new album

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By Happiness Onyegbule

Popular Nigerian gospel artist, Mercy Chinwo, took to her Instagram page to announce her one year wedding anniversary.

 

Confiance News gathered on Sunday.

 

The celebration coincides with the unveiling of her new album, Hollow.

Mercy Chinwo and her husband, Pastor Blessed. Photo credit: Mercy Chinwo’s Instagram page.

Reacting to the celebration, she said: “Happy anniversary to us, Sweet @theofficialblessed. One year of being your wife and the sweetest year it’s been. I look forward to a 100 more by your side.

 

Moreso, in a video of she and her husband dancing to the new album- Hollow, she commended her husband for being supportive.

 

“My ever supportive and intentional husband @theofficialblessed be giving some moves and vibes to the song #HOLLLOW,” She extolled.

 

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