The widow who was tied and beaten by members of her community after she was accused of being a witch has been hospitalized.
A heartbreaking video shows the moment she reunited with her daughter who traveled down from Lagos to see her.
It was earlier reported that the woman, identified as Mrs Okechi, was tied up in a public place for two days and tortured by grown men after she was branded a witch by her late husband’s brother’s wife.
Her daughter who’s based in Lagos state heard the sad story and rushed down to Abia state.
In a sad clip, they both broke down in tears as the wounded woman showed her daughter her hands.
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Gossipinfo news recall that Nigerian singer, songwriter, and record producer Abass Akande Obesere, better known by her stage name Omo Rapala, is blessed with a lovely mother named Alhaja Toyeebat.
Abass was born on January 20, 1965, in Ibadan, Oyo State, according to Wikipedia. He has primarily sang Fuji for more than three decades.
Abass Obesere Mother
Abass Obesere, a Nigerian Fuji singer, is raised by his mother, Alhaja Toyeebat Akande. The birthdate of Alhaja Toyeebat remains undocumented.
A popular African music style known as Fuji features a terrific beat and vocals as well as meditative, philosophical music that is performed by the Yoruba people of Nigeria.
It was created by the late Sikuru Ayinde Barrister, who started his career in 1965 by singing Muslim morning devotional songs during Ramadan.
The music scene does, however, evolve annually. On the stage, new stars emerge. Find out the Nigerian musicians’ Age of Fuji as of 2022.