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Nuella Njubigbo shares emotional video from her father’s burial

Adieu papa Nuella Njubigbo shares video from her fathers burial Kemi Filani blog min

Nollywood actress Nuella Njubigbo has shared clips from her father’s burial.

Kemi Filani reported in April that Nuella had lost her father. The movie star announced the sad news with a candlelight photo as she prayed for her father to rest in peace.

A month after his death, the actress‘ father was finally laid to rest during the week at his home town.

Taking to her Instagram page to share a video from the burial ceremony, Nuella bade her father farewell.

“Adieu Daddy”.

Some of her colleagues, friends, and fans consoled her in the comment section.

May Edochie wrote, “It is well. May his soul Rip! Amen

Georgina Ibeh wrote, “Please take heart love. It is well with you and your household

Esther Ene wrote, “It is well. My condolences darling

Oma Nnadi wrote, “God will keep consoling your amazing family

Uche Elendu wrote, “It is well with you, Nwannem

Mary Igwe wrote, “Take heart sis, it is well

Onyinye Okafor wrote, “Daddy is so proud of you. Take heart sis”.

The movie star isn’t the only one who has lost her parent.

Also last month, Yoruba actor Adekola Tijani had lost his mother. Taking to his Instagram page to share a candlelight photo, he questioned his Maker, stating that it shouldn’t be him.

Ini Edo had in February announced the death of her beloved father. Sharing a photo of her late father, she stated that writing such a post had been the hardest to make as her father was her greatest cheerleader. Calling him her beloved father and first love, Ini promised that her late father would forever remain in her heart.

Similarly, in January, Nollywood actor and comedian Woli Arole lost his beloved father. The actor described his late father as his hero and role model as he noted how he left a legacy, which is him. He admitted that he would miss him and expressed how happy he was that he spent his last moments with his father in joy, prayers, and fun.

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