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Mercy Johnson Okojie Debuts New Kids’ Book Titled “YOU-berty”

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Mercy Johnson Okojie has been relatively quiet on social media lately, and fans are now seeing why. The Nollywood star has been working on several personal and professional projects, and the latest revelation has particularly excited parents and education advocates. Through her new children’s book project, she is stepping into a different creative space while also sharing lessons drawn from her experiences as a mother.

The actress has launched a children’s book centered on puberty education, titled “YOU-berty.” The book is designed for children between the ages of 10 and 13, focusing on helping young readers understand the changes that come with growing up. She described the project as one aimed at giving children accurate information while also building their confidence during a sensitive stage of development. As a mother to four children — Purity, Henry, Island, and Angel — she said the inspiration behind the book also comes from conversations she has had within her own home about maturity, body changes, and self-awareness. She shares her children with her husband, Prince Odianosen Okojie.

Beyond writing, the actress has also been expanding her academic and professional interests. She is currently studying Functional Medicine at the Rockwell School of Holistic Medicine, an experience she described as demanding but deeply rewarding. She has also been linked with new brand partnerships, though details about these endorsements are yet to be fully revealed. Zoyols  also notes that she has taken up a public service role as Special Adviser on Public Engagement and Advocacy to the Governor of Edo State, Monday Okpebholo, further expanding her influence beyond entertainment.

Speaking about this phase of her life, she described the season as one of personal growth and responsibility. She said she feels stretched in a good way, learning how to balance multiple roles while still staying grounded in her faith and personal values. According to her, wearing different hats does not have to mean losing focus, but rather learning how to manage each responsibility with purpose and dedication.

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