Lady Brought Back to Nigeria Lifeless in Box Shortly After Relocating to US for Greener Pastures

Lady Brought Back to Nigeria Lifeless in Box Shortly After Relocating to US for Greener Pastures

  • A woman posted a heart-wrenching video of her family receiving the body of their sister, who passed away in the US
  • In her emotional post, she recounted her sister's dreams of bringing joy to their mother's face
  • The sad video has gotten lots of support and condolences from concerned netizens who viewed it

A TikTok user identified as @lrettepassion has gotten netizens emotional with a video shared via her account.

The video showed her family receiving their sister's body, who unfortunately lost her life in the United States.

Family in tears as lady dies in the US
Family in tears as lady dies in the US Photo credit: @irettepassion/TikTok.
Source: TikTok

According to Irette, her sister travelled to the United States with ambitious dreams and a determination to bring happiness to their mother's life.

In the video, Irette’s family looked devastated as they cried, struggling to accept the loss of their beloved sister.

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Family bids farewell to sister who died in the US

In her heartfelt message, lrette expressed her reluctance to accept her sister's departure.

She described her sister as a vibrant princess who had big dreams and a desire to put a smile on their faces.

Sadly, her sister returned in a box, and she bid her angelic sister farewell.

Her words:

“My heart is broken, I still don't want to believe you are gone. You travelled to the U.S as a very vibrant princess with huge dreams and the mind to put a smile on your mom's face. Just to come back in a box. Farewell my angel.”

Online community joins family in mourning

Irette's video has garnered an outpouring of support and condolences from the online community.

The story has touched many people as they emphasised the fragility of life.

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@Licious beauty concept reacted:

“My condolence to the family. It's not easy losing a loved one. At least they brought her home. Mine sister's body was nowhere to be found.”

@Genevieve Martha Dennis said:

“My dear brother died in London and was brought to Ghana the same way. I feel your pain but God always knows best.”

@Chisom love commented:

“Chai so sorry.”

@ge_Adunbi3 reacted:

“Sorry E, God please for the sake of my mom, let me go back home safely.”

@menums commented:

“So sorry for your loss, I going through mine, can't get over my younger brother, it's a year and six months, the pain is pain.”

@serwaaataaesther said:

“This is really sad.”

@Kabiyesi Oluwagbemiga said;

“So sad news. so sorry for the loss. May God give you guys the fortitudes to bear her loss.”

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Woman mourns as estranged husband dies on same day they reconciled

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Meanwhile, Legit reported that a Nigerian woman based in Canada, Olushola Elbethel, has mourned the death of her estranged husband, who passed away on the same day they reconciled on his sick bed.

In a lengthy emotional Facebook on Friday, Olushola shared pictures from his funeral as she emphasised the importance of family. From her lengthy post, Legit learnt her husband was down with a kidney problem as a result of the numerous concoctions his families sent him from Nigeria, which reportedly damaged his organs.

Olushola also revealed that they have been married for 12 years but were separated for three years. She recounted how she was summoned to the hospital where he was receiving treatment and how they spoke, with her hoping that he would recover and they patch things up.

Source: Legit.ng

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