Yoruba actress, Mercy Aigbe Gentry might be covering her face in shame after she was exposed for wearing an outfit apparently for free.
Mercy Aigbe Gentry rocking the controversial crystal shirt
Nigerian actress, Mercy Aigbe Gentry is currently in the middle of a
 social media spat with a fashion company, Phoonmy Afrika after she 
reportedly breached an agreement with the fashion house.
According to reports, Mercy Aigbe was contacted to help the company
 advertise the cloth by wearing it for a public event, sharing pictures 
on social media and tagging the company as a way of creating publicity 
for the company.
In return, she was to keep the cloth, a crystal shirt, as hers.
Events however took the odd turn when Mrs Gentry wore the clothes 
and shared pictures but refused to give credit. This led to a round of 
squabbles.
Read a full statement by the fashion company below:
"Someone who had worked behind the camera in the Nigerian 
Entertainment Industry popularly called Nollywood and now a Fashion 
Designer,  I picked an interest in two Nollywood Stars @mercyaigbegentry
 and @jumokeodetola for two different reasons but as the Yoruba adage 
says: Isunmoni la nmo ise eni. On a closer look you get to know that 
these people are not what they portrayed. 
"Jumoke Odetola in her case lived up to standard as we
 approached her to flaunt one of our designs on social media, she 
responsibly did as agreed an even advertised our company to a few 
friends while Mercy Aigbe on the other hand collected the sewn garment, 
wore it to occasions, flaunted it on IG and refused to tag our Company 
which was the gentleman agreement we had. 
"The problem here is not the fact that Mercy did tag us but her
 mannerisms when we approached her. Mercy slyly responded well to our 
chat saying she would do a 'rerock' and tag us but immediately blocked 
our comments on our post then blocked us on instagram. We put a call 
through to Jumoke who acted as our link to Mercy tried to pacify the 
situation but another conversation with Jumoke's manager spurred our 
anger. 
"According to Mr Abiodun Jimoh @abeyjomo, on telling Mercy 
Aigbe that she shouldn't have worn the clothes since she knew she 
wouldn't give the Company that gave her the garment the credit, Mercy 
had replied that she has worn it and there's nothing anyone can do about
 it. 
"When we sent a message through Mr Jimoh that we would like to 
have our garment back. Mercy said it they can come and pick it, she 
later said No! She would not give it back. 
"The big questions are? Did Mercy believe we gave her our 
clothe as Charity? Is she from a motherless baby's home? Does she feel 
so untouchable because she is a cheap star that she is? Does she by 
anyway know with whom she is dealing with? Things are about to get messy
 with Mercy and she should be ready for us because if we have to rip our
 clothes off her skin, we will... just to have it back."
Mrs Gentry later denied knowing the fashion company which she had 
blocked on social media. She was later confronted with a private message
 she sent to the company.






 
 
