Lady Whose Parents Live in Eruku Shares Tragic News, Post Draws Attention: “I Called My Dad”

Lady Whose Parents Live in Eruku Shares Tragic News, Post Draws Attention: “I Called My Dad”

  • A Nigerian lady moved many people to tears after sharing what she discovered when she called her father
  • She mentioned that her parents live in Eruku, Kwara state, and after calling her father, she shared what she noticed about him
  • She posted her findings online, and many individuals who read the post stormed the comment section to share their thoughts

A Nigerian lady whose parents reside in Eruku, Kwara state, has shared what she was told when she phoned her dad after the deadly attack on a church in the area.

She shared this in a post she made available on her page on a popular social media platform, X, formerly Twitter.

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Nigerian lady shares tragic news after deadly Eruku church attack. Photo source: Twitter/Roselineyetty
Source: Twitter

Lady shares heartbreaking call with father

The lady's statement comes after bandits attacked a church in Kwara state, killing three people and abducting 35 others.

Amid the growing concern for victims of the attack, a lady has taken to her page to share sad news.

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According to a post she shared on her X page, @Roselineyetty, she mentioned what happened when she called her dad.

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Lady reveals she lost two relatives in Kwara church attack: Photo source: TikTok/BBCnewspidgin
Source: TikTok

She also mentioned what she understood after the call.

Her post read:

"It has gotten out of hand. My aged parents reside at Eruku. I called my dad to ask about their safety; he couldn't even speak well. I lost 2 relatives."

She mentioned in the post that she lost two relatives to the deadly attack.

As she made the post, concerned individuals stormed the comment page to share their thoughts.

Reactions as lady speaks about church attack

@Aronpanda_ wrote:

"Sorry for your loss it's really heartbreaking."

@Gbolahan_Of_God stressed:

"I pray God console your heart and bless the departed souls."

@isiakahabib noted:

"This is too much , haa!!! This have to stop … sorry did your loss… May God restore peace in our country."

@juxt_believe added:

"My condolences. Omoh so sorry about your loss."

@Ani_Otunuya1 wrote:

"I am sorry for ur lost... OMG the video was so scary for me to watch. tears rolling down my eyes.. it's so disheartening.. God help us all."

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@Ola_Peter01 shared:

"Insecurity happening like we are being attacked by spirits or ghosts, are we gonna continue this way?"

@AwePilgrim said:

"This is out of hand already, I pray the Lord heal our land and restore peace back to our Eruku City."

@famyke noted:

"So sorry to hear about this... That’s the CAC at Koro village?"

@Nyemiks said:

"May their souls rest in peace. May God console the bereaved. Amen sorry for your loss."

Read the post below:

In a similar story, Legit.ng reported that a farmer revealed on Facebook that her cousin was among those abducted during a recent attack in Eruku, Kwara state.

Lady shares sad story after Eruku attack

Meanwhile, Legit.ng recently reported that a Nigerian lady shared a heartbreaking story on social media about her cousin and her baby, who were victims of the bandit attack in Kwara church.

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"Proud dad": Father steals spotlight on daughter's graduation day, video melts hearts

In her post on X, she revealed that her cousin had been abducted during the attack and was with her baby at the time, naming her cousin for clarity. The story moved many Nigerians, prompting an outpouring of sympathy and prayers from those who saw the post.

Proofreading by Funmilayo Aremu, copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng

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