'Please help me, Nimmy's father's family doesn’t want her to be buried at her house': Mother of late content creator cries (Watch)
Days after actress Nimmy Ferrari passed away and was buried at her newly completed house, her mother cried out to Nigerians for help over an alleged dispute surrounding her daughter’s burial.
The grieving mother alleged that Nimmy’s father’s family was against her burial at the newly completed house in Sagamu, Ogun State.
She said she had given birth to five children for Nimmy’s father, adding that Nimmy was her only surviving child before her death.
According to her, she did not receive any support from Nimmy’s father while her daughter was receiving treatment at the hospital, alleging that he had never taken responsibility for the actress.
She further claimed that she single-handedly sponsored Nimmy’s education, recalling an incident where she alleged that Nimmy’s father assaulted her after she asked him for their daughter’s school fees.
The mother said she had given her consent for Nimmy to be buried at her newly completed house, but alleged that her father later demanded that the actress’s remains be exhumed because he wanted to sell the property.
She appealed to Nigerians to come to her aid and help prevent the alleged exhumation of her daughter’s remains.
In his words; "Please help me. Nimmy’s father’s family doesn’t want her to be buried at her house. I gave birth to five children for Nimmy’s dad and she was the only surviving child. Now they have k!lled her too. When she was at the hospital, I didn’t see anyone. Nimmy’s Dad never took responsibility over her
I sent her to school all by myself. He once br0ke my head because I asked for her school fees. I gave an approval for Nimmy to be buried in her house but her dad said her body should be exhumed because he wants to sell the house. Nigerians please come to my aid."
Recall that Star Potter reported that Nimmy Ferrari died following an alleged fibroid operation, days before she was expected to officially open her newly completed house in Sagamu, Ogun State.
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Reactions as the mother of the late content creator cries out; see below;
One @easemow commented: “I’m not even thinking about the house, it’s the fact that this woman gave birth to five children and none of them is alive today. Damn. 💔 And to my young sisters out there, please consider having a child or more once you start earning your own money and can comfortably afford to take care of them. At least if she had left a child behind, there would be someone to inherit and preserve her properties.”
dg_kennels said; “It’s actually a big flex coming from a good home and having good parents these days oo. You’d think it’s the norm until you see the number of dysfunctional families out there. How can a family suffer the loss of a promising young child and their first concern is coming online to drag over the house she built with her own sweat, hard work and sacrifice. Who are these shameless parents, for Christ’s sake? What happened to grieving your child and honouring the life she lived instead of fighting over her properties? This world sha.”
bukolaoluyemilabeauty noted; “How can you give birth to 5 children and non is remaining? Please can the police take necessary action this is crazy .”
mis_mb2 shared; “This dragging dead children’s property in Nigeria na wa o. No shame?😮.”
palace_of_lace shared; “If only God Dey show us future/when we go kpai Shebi Person wey hustle to build house for don use her money go vacation 😫.”
amuda_olorunosebi001 noted; “Can you imagine ENITOMAKU KOPO ENITOMAJE OGUN LOPO😢 please let’s this girl rest is too early for all this drama Baba Nimotallah 😢.”
While the family has yet to publicly resolve the disagreement, the mother’s appeal has drawn attention to the need for Nimmy’s final resting place and the ownership of her property to be handled with respect and in accordance with the law. The circumstances surrounding her death and the alleged burial dispute have also left many people calling for clarity and peace among the family.
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