"This Woman Fine o": Nigerian Widow Beaten And Branded a Witch Gets Make-Over, Looks Beautiful in New Video
- Nigerian activist, Harrison Gwamnishu has reached out to Mrs Amarachi Okechi, the Nigerian widow beaten and branded a witch
- Mrs Okechi suffered the demoralising treatment at the hands of people in Umueghu community of Abia state
- In a new video shared on Instagram, Mrs Okechi looks unrecognisable after she was given a sweet makeover
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Activist, Harrison Gwamnishu is now in contact with Mrs Amarachi Okechi, the Nigerian woman who was tied and beaten up after being branded a witch in Umueghu community of Abia state.
Mrs Okechi's debilitating treatment was met with serious condemnation from Nigerians after the humiliating video emerged online.
Source: Instagram
She was later rescued and taken to the hospital and has now been discharged.
A new video shared by Harrison Gwamnishu shows the woman glowing up after she was given a makeover.
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Donations opened for Mrs Amarachi Okechi
In one scene of the video the woman was seen singing merrily in appreciation to God for saving her life.
Harrison said he has opened a request for donations so as to further rehabilitate the woman.
He wrote in the video:
"After Mrs. Amarachi left the hospital, she couldn't go back to her community because of her abusers and she was also traumatised.
"I instructed they bring her to my house in Asaba, Delta State. She needed to heal from her past and I offered to be her son and took the burden."
Watch the video below:
Social media reactions:
@blessin014 said:
"She has a beautiful voice."
@emeraldsomie commented:
"This woman fine oo."
@ebeychinedu said:
"She is so beautiful. God bless you Harrison."
@chydzycla commented:
"God please I want to support this course keep it in my heart until i ve done it. Though lots of financial commitments on my neck now, 50euro at least."
Widower gets help to bring up his triplets
In a related story, Legit.ng reported that man who lost his wife during childbirth got help from Nigerians on social media.
According to the man who is a genrator mechanic, he wanted to run away after his wife died leaving the triplets she birthed for him.
Help later came his way after he got huge donations from Givers Supportive Foundation.
Source: Legit.ng
