“She Helped Me When My Dad Died”: Man Makes U-turn, Says He Wasn’t Calling Out Mercy Chinwo

“She Helped Me When My Dad Died”: Man Makes U-turn, Says He Wasn’t Calling Out Mercy Chinwo

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Sunday, April 21, 2024, 9:46 PM
By Shade Metibogun

In a surprising turn of events, music producer Dr. Roy has clarified his statements about gospel singer Mercy Chinwo. Previously, during an interview on the Honest Brunch podcast, Dr. Roy had seemingly criticized Chinwo, claiming that she ignored his plea for help when his father was ill. However, in a new video, he set the record straight, revealing that he was not referring to Mercy Chinwo at all.


Dr. Roy explained that Chinwo had actually been supportive during a difficult time. When his father suffered a stroke, the music artist stepped in to assist. Not only did she help when his father was sick, but she was also there when he passed away. Dr. Roy expressed gratitude for her kindness and support during this challenging period.

The confusion arose from Dr. Roy’s initial interview, where he mentioned a lack of assistance from a fellow music industry figure. He clarified that he was referring to Ezekiel ThankGod, the owner of the record label EeZee Concept, where Mercy Chinwo was signed. Both Dr. Roy and Chinwo had faced similar challenges under EeZee Tee’s management.

Fans have reacted to Dr. Roy’s U-turn, with some expressing relief that the misunderstanding has been resolved. It serves as a reminder that sometimes miscommunication can lead to unintended consequences. Chinwo’s compassion during Dr. Roy’s family crisis highlights the importance of supporting one another, especially during difficult times1.

As the gospel music community continues to thrive, let us celebrate acts of kindness and understanding, even amidst misunderstandings. Mercy Chinwo’s compassion and Dr. Roy’s clarification demonstrate the power of empathy and unity within the industry.



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