Widow Shares Question Little Son Asked About His Late Father, Her Heartbreaking Response Trends

Widow Shares Question Little Son Asked About His Late Father, Her Heartbreaking Response Trends

  • A Nigerian woman who lost her husband shared the question her little son asked about his late father
  • She shared a video of her son asking about his father's health and his question broke many hearts
  • Many reacted after the woman responded to her son's questions, sparking mixed reactions and sympathy

A Nigerian woman, Omalicha Nma, shared how her little son asked about his late father.

The woman, who shared her husband's last words at the hospital, showed her son asking a question about his father.

A Nigerian woman, Omalicha Nma, shares what her little son asked about his late father in an emotional video on Facebook.
A Nigerian woman Omalicha Nma shares the question her little son asked about his late father in a Facebook post. Photo: Omalicha Nma
Source: Facebook

On her Facebook page, the woman shared her son's video, in which he asked if she would tell the pastor about his father's health.

According to the man, her 6-year-old son didn't know about his father's demise, hence his question.

In the video, the boy asked:

“When going to the pastor, did you ask the pastor is daddy feeling well?”

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Omalicha Nma, a Nigerian lady who is a widow, shares question her little son asked about his father on Facebook.
Omalicha Nma, a Nigerian widow, shares questions her son asked about his late father's health. Photo: Omalicha Nma
Source: Facebook

The woman captioned the video:

“Nature, you knew this: my little man is too young to assume the responsibility of a father at the age of 6. I have tried to hold myself since morning; he asked me this question, but I’m not having it.
“Death, you look finish; nah me you decide to make a widow and my boys fatherless at this our younger ages? Odi egwu. Their uncles from their father's side, who are supposed to be their father, are busy fighting their mother. Grow fast, my boys.”

Watch the video below:

Reactions trail boy's question about late father

Many reacted after hearing the conversation between the widow and her young son.

Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions.

Elee Blessing Anuri said:

"He assume his dad is still alive but very sick in the hospital. Onwu mere umunnem aru."

Kachi Kachi said:

"My lovely boy, God is always there to father u, ur siblings and mum and Daddy watches over u guys ok."

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Esther Ibekwe said:

"Yes my dear, Daddy is feeling very well now and watching over you and your siblings."

Oge Frankz said:

"Sad reality. God will always be your strength. This cross is a heavy one."

Hoperising Worgu said:

"God will never leave nor forsake you, especially for the sake of these little ones. Victory is yours. No matter what, please stay strong. Sending you all tight hugs."

Adima Costly-Silver Nwamaka said:

"Chaiiii God. I am crying already sis be strong God is on your side."

In a related story, a little boy cried after his mother gave him a car ride, as he insisted on entering Okada.

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a woman shared a video of her 15-month-old son writing with his left hand, stating that she just discovered it.

She asked a question about her little son’s ability as the video of her son went viral on social media.

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The woman’s question sparked mixed reactions, as netizens gave her various answers to her questions.

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