“On your way to work” – Woman mourns dad 3 years after his demise, shares how he passed away
A Nigerian lady has taken to social media to mark the third anniversary of her father’s death, sharing the circumstances that led to the tragedy.
Identified as @suzzyherself on TikTok, the lady admitted she deeply missed her father who passed away while heading to his place of work.
Lady Pays Tribute To Late Father
According to her post, she has missed gisting with her dad and listening to his childhood stories, which highlighted their deep bond.
Speaking on her father’s impact, she noted that he was a huge part of her life.
Lady Speaks On Her Father’s Legacy
In the now-viral TikTok post, she shared that before he passed away, her father taught her humility and kindness.
In conclusion, she vowed to keep making him proud, stating that his love, lessons, and presence live on with her.
“I can’t talk about who I am without mentioning you, my father. Your love, lessons, and presence are forever a part of me. I love you and miss you so much and I promise to keep making you proud always“, She stated.
Meanwhile, the post has drawn condolences from TikTok users sharing their sympathies.
Reactions Trailing Below….
@©la…Wale remarked, “Grave yard fine pass my apartment”.
@Kachi stated, “I wish I have money to build my mums grave like this”
@kbrandybabe, “Now graveyards are not scary anymore. I can be going there and be telling him stories about how my life is going”.
@akosuabillion2 added, “They couldn’t do this for lumba”.
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@suzzyherself I miss you so much, Daddy. I can still hear your voice and smell your perfume lingering after you passed by on your way to work. I miss gisting with you and listening to all your stories about growing up. You were such a huge part of my life and helped create the stepping stones for the person I am today. You taught us humility, kindness, and how to treat people well. You didn’t just teach us with words, we watched you live it every day. I can’t talk about who I am without mentioning you, my father. Your love, lessons, and presence are forever a part of me. I love you and miss you so muchhh, and I promise to keep making you proud always. #relateable #iyaremotors #3yearsremembrance #fyp