WATCH THE VIDEO HERE Nollywood actress and filmmaker Mercy Aigbe has sent a message to parents, especially those in custody battle with their kids. The mother of two had shared a mail she received from a man detailing his co-parenting struggles with his ex. The man, who resonated with her movie, Ada Omo Daddy, stated that he wants to take care of his child but his baby mama has been making it challenging for him. Reacting to it, Mercy admonished parents to do better. She told them to learn to settle their differences and focus on the well-being of their kids. “Got this in my mail Parents really need to do better. How about setting differences aside and focusing on the well-being and what’s best for the kids? ADAOMODADDY is more than a movie; it depicts some people’s stories, realities, and struggles. ADAOMODADDY is touching lives. It’s a must-see for everyone. Showing on @naijaonnetflix and @circuitstreams”. A week back, Mercy Aigbe’s daughter Michelle had expressed how happy she was to see all the love and positive reviews for her mother’s Ada Omo Daddy movie. Michelle expressed how incredibly proud she was of her mum and her first Cinema job, as she noted how Mercy poured her heart into it with resilience despite the challenges. Kazim Adeoti had also praised Mercy Aigbe. He celebrated her strength, greatness, resilience, and success as their first Cinema movie, Ada Omo Daddy, ended its Netflix run. He noted how they had a great run at the Cinemas as the results came out impressive. Recall that Mercy Aigbe made her first delve into Cinema production with Ada Omo Daddy which was well received by Nigerians. The movie star couldn’t keep calm when her movie grossed one hundred and eighty point seven million and became the 3rd highest grossing movie. This was a huge milestone, especially with competition from Funke Akindele and Toyin Abraham. Late last year, Mercy was left overwhelmed after, Ada Omo Daddy bagged 10 nominations. She shared a screenshot of the nominations as she expressed how grateful and honored she was to be recognized.