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 Mercy Johnson declares her desire to adopt Funke Akindele’s unborn child


Nollywood actress Funke Akindele who just clocked 40 is expecting her first child with her husband JJC.

For those who are thinking of becoming the godmother of the unborn baby or babies, you might just have to take a queue behind actress Mercy Johnson who has already made her desire known to adopt the child as hers.

While acknowledging Funke Akindele’s birthday message on her wall, the actress and mother of three told Jenifa to inform her husband that she is ready to fight anyone in her quest to be the godmother of their unborn child.


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