
The Quintessential Medical Doctor and Prophetess of the Most High God, Dr. Prophetess Mercy, on Wednesday, January 1, 2026, rolled out the drums to celebrate her birthday in grand style, in keeping with her long-standing tradition of ushering in the New Year with thanksgiving, charity and fellowship.



The notable woman of God spared no cost as she celebrated with members of her church, the downtrodden, neighbours, friends and family members, who gathered in large numbers to share in the joy of the occasion. The event was marked by warmth, generosity and a strong sense of community, reflecting her lifelong commitment to service both as a medical professional and a spiritual leader.

Speaking with journalists during the celebration, the highly sought-after surgeon and Senior Prophetess of Yahweh of Mercy Sabbath Mission urged Nigerians to be courageous and strong in the New Year. Quoting from Isaiah 52:1, Dr. Prophetess Mercy admonished citizens to arise in strength and faith in order to weather the storms and eventualities that may accompany the year 2026. She further encouraged Nigerians to seek spiritual fortification, noting that spiritual preparedness is essential for overcoming life’s challenges.

In her remarks, Dr. Prophetess Mercy explained her faith stance as a Jewish believer, clarifying that she does not celebrate Christmas. She elucidated that Christmas, according to her belief, does not represent the actual birth of Jesus Christ, but rather commemorates a historical event in which a king released a prisoner named Joachim. She emphasized the importance of understanding faith from a scriptural and historical perspective.

The celebration featured various games and activities, with guests winning numerous prizes and gifts. There was an abundance of food and drinks, ensuring a lively, colourful and fun-filled atmosphere throughout the day.

The birthday celebration once again highlighted Dr. Prophetess Mercy’s passion for giving, unity and spiritual enlightenment, as she began the New Year by touching lives and inspiring hope among all who attended.






