"Frame It": 2 Months after Her Dad's Demise, Lady Displays Touching Message He Sent Her on WhatsApp

"Frame It": 2 Months after Her Dad's Demise, Lady Displays Touching Message He Sent Her on WhatsApp

  • A lady has mourned her father on social media and released a sweet message he sent her on WhatsApp during one of their chats
  • She noted that it had been two months since her dad passed away but she could not stop going back to their past conversations
  • The heartwarming message from the lady's dad elicited emotional reactions online as people mourned with her over the loss

A young Nigerian lady has shared the sweet message her father had sent her on WhatsApp as she mourned his death.

Ijeoma Ntada said her dad passed away two months ago and admitted that she kept revisiting their past conversations.

Lady makes public emotional message dad sent to her before he died
Ijeoma Ntada shares a memorable conversation with her dad over WhatsApp when he was alive. Photo Credit: @TheIjeomaNtada
Source: Twitter

Ijeoma Ntada described her late father as the loveliest dad. The text she shared on X (formerly Twitter) was from one of her conversations with him.

In the message, the doting father expressed love for his daughter, saying he was a fulfilled living achiever because he loved her.

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"If I don't love you, I merely exist. Loving you makes me a fulfilled living achiever. I love you."

See her tweet below:

Lady's message from late dad triggers reactions

@PeterChukw27563 said:

"Oh, my heart. Your father was sure a darling, the loveliest. Now, that's one out of the many things grief teaches you—to go back in time, savouring and immersing yourself into memories. It teaches you to pace yourself, to linger a little longer. Ije, he's in a better place. 🤍"

@_adesostory said:

"You had such a lovely dad❤️ A tip: you could try saving screenshots of these conversations on google drive or something similar. To be sure you never lose it."

@eunice_adesina said:

"This is so precious! May his soul continue to rest in peace, and may you be comforted by how lovely he was."

@gottaluvenkay_ said:

"So sorry for your loss….That response is so beautiful it brought tears to my eyes🥺 May he continue to rest in peace🕊️❤️."

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@odumodu_whit said:

"Sorry for your loss. But "If I don't love you, I merely exist. Loving you makes me a fulfilled living achiever" then proceeds to say "I love you" is a bar!!! Sorry again for your loss."

@c_kpani said:

"Grief, I’ve learned, is really just love. It’s all the love you want to give but cannot. All that unspent love gathers up in the corners of your eyes, the lump in your throat, and in that hollow part of your chest. Grief is just love with no place to go. May he rest in peace 🙏🏽."
Ijeoma Ntada shares a memorable conversation with her dad over WhatsApp when he was alive.
Ijeoma Ntada's post about her father expressing his love prior to his death triggers emotional reactions online. Stock image posed by model.
Source: Getty Images

In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a lady who lost her dad years ago stated that his name still clears her bills.

Returnee finds out about dad's death

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a lady had found out about her dad's death after eight years.

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The lady had been away from her family for nearly a decade and returned home to hear the tragic news.

She then posted a video of her reunion with her family with a caption that paid tribute to her late father.

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