Lady Visits Father’s Graveside to Honour Him on Her Sign-out Day, Writes Emotional Message

Lady Visits Father’s Graveside to Honour Him on Her Sign-out Day, Writes Emotional Message

  • A Nigerian lady got people talking after she visited her father’s grave as she signed out of the university
  • The emotional message she wrote on her father’s grave caught people’s attention as the video trended
  • Many who came across the video congratulated her on her graduation and sympathised with her on the death of her father

A Nigerian lady visited her father’s graveside to honour him on her sign-out day, which marked the end of her journey in the university.

Her actions when she got to the grave got people talking as she wrote an emotional message on his headstone.

A Nigerian lady goes to her father’s graveside to honour him during her signout day
A Nigerian lady visits her father’s grave as she signs out of the university. Photo: @chiesther_1
Source: TikTok

In a video by @chiesther_1 on TikTok, the lady showed when she visited her father’s grave.

She laid on the headstone and when she stood up, wrote an emotional message there for him.

She wrote on the headstone:

“Daddy’s 2nd graduate. Chiester.”

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The video was captioned:

“My late DAD was not left out. Thank you so much DADDY (my hero).”

She added in the comments:

“My DAD started and left, then my HUSBAND took over and completed it. Thank you so much DADDY.”

Watch the video below:

Reactions as lady visit’s father’s grave

The video went viral, and netizens gave their thoughts on the lady's actions.

@Beauty said:

take heart love may his soul rest in peace, congratulation to you sis

@Nwoke ukehe ojime said:

this is so emotional congratulations my sister

@xpensive said:

crying already congratulations to you my love.. we pray our mothers we live to see us succeed"

@fyness said:

he's super proud up there congratulations wo wo wo

@Elizabethfreya said:

Crying already Congratulations graduate of my time

@TejiriNice123

congratulations to you but I'm so sorry for your loss

@CHIAMAKA said:

congratulations, Daddy didn't even see me finish secondary school

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@ALEX FRAMES & MORE

Congratulations Esther, Keep resting Hon. SP."

@Kamsi&Mum said:

Congratulations may your daddy soul continue to rest in peace Amen."
A Nigerian lady visits her father’s grave as she signs out of the university.
A Nigerian lady goes to her father’s graveside to honour him during her signout day. Photo: @chiesther_1
Source: TikTok

Another graduating student remembered his late mother and father as he signed out of the university with his course mates.

The young man shared a video of people signing on his shirt as he stated that his parents were not alive to witness the day.

Many people who came across the video congratulated the young man on his graduation and consoled him for the death of his father and mother, who died before he graduated from the university.

In related stories, a corps member stormed the mortuary to see her father's corpse and pay her last respects after her passing out parade from the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC).

Bride visits parents' grave on wedding day

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a bride got many people emotional as she insisted on visiting her late parents’ grave on her wedding day.

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She wore her beautiful wedding dress and went to where her late parents were buried, accompanied by family members.

Many cried as the bride became emotional after visiting her parents’ grave, sparking reactions online.

Source: Legit.ng

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Victoria Nwahiri (Human Interest Editor) Victoria Nwahiri is a Reuters-certified journalist with 5+ years of experience in digital, social media, and print journalism. As a one-time freelancer and full-time journalist, she has extensively covered lifestyle, entertainment, and human interest stories that have impacted and attracted top policymakers. She is currently a Human Interest Editor at Legit.ng and can be reached via victoria.nwahiri@corp.legit.ng