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Tuesday, November 25, 2025

Chronicle Of Blog Visitor Narrative

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STAND ALONE NARRATIVE
CONFUSED MUM


I lost my husband at the age of 31 , my daughter was just a year old and my son was 5 when he died. 5 years later I met this really nice guy from church.
We started dating but there was no sXXx involved, because I told him, I wasn't ready and he was okay with it.

He is a really nice guy and my kids really love him. I always go with my kids to visit him.
One Saturday he invited us to come and hang out with him. My son was not available, he went to my sister's place for the weekend. It was just me and my daughter that went to his place.

We were all inside his apartment hanging out, then my daughter went outside to play, which is normal. After a few moment, we heard a loud sound from outside. We ran outside to see what was happening.

My little daughter went and climbed the gate, that has been bad for some time, that they have left permanently open the gate now fell and crushed her.
It was a gruesome scene. She died on the spot.

When I saw my little girls crushed body under that heavy gate. I passed out. I woke up on a hospital bed. I wasn't happy that I woke up. I wanted to die. I became suicidal.

I blamed myself for getting involved with a man and for visiting him on that dark day. If not for my son I would have ended my life. I didn't want him to suffer for my mistakes. After several years of counseling and prayers I managed to pull myself out of depression.

That was 5 years ago. I can never forget that incident, but I'm now strong enough to talk about it.

My son is 15 years old now. He is my best friend. We cry together we laugh together. He's all I have.
My late husbands elder sister that just came back from the UK wants to take him back with her.

I told her to wait for him to finish his university education here in Nigeria. Then he can go over to the UK for his masters. She refused.

She said if I don't give him up willingly she will take me to court and considering my past there is no judge in this country that won't grant her full custody of my son. I asked my son if you would like to go with her he said, No!

She is becoming very toxic. 
I want to move very far away from her with my son.
My elder brother is doing very well in Senegal, he has invited me to come over with my son and start a new life. I am still thinking about my brother's offer. At the end of the day, I want what is best for my son. Confused mum.

OH MY GOD!!!!....So sorry about your daughter!
What is in your past that will make the Judge take your son away? You are not responsible for your daughters death please...It was a Domestic accident that you could not prevent...She should mind her business and face from...Help is not by force.....Please take up your brothers offer if you feel you can't fight her back, just vanish for your peace of mind and while at it, please delete all social media handles and do not tell anyone of your plans
Please move away and start again...May your daughters soul rest on in Peace.....

15 comments:

  1. What a pitiful story . Senegal is a good ideal, also I don't think your sister in-law has such power or custody over your son. Good lawyer can help. God be with you

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  2. OMG! I felt really bad reading what happened to your daughter.
    May her soul rest in peace.
    May God see you and your son through.

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  3. This is heart breaking. so sorry for your loss. that sister in law of youre is wicked , why use your past against you, moreso then your husband was late, were you not expected to remarry? She is manipulative and a toxic person, move away from her with no trace of her reaching you,.Once your son is 18, them go rest. ..then try live a free live, dont let it look like your life revolves around your son, so that when he leaves for school or marries in the future, you wont feel depressed..nevertheleas, dont release him to that sister in-law of yours, you can imagine the nonsense she would feed him with and try to manipulate him against you..May God strengthen you,

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  4. Lady T/worth more than a thousand dollars25 November 2025 at 15:30

    Dear Poster, I'm so sorry about your losses, pls don't let the devil guilt trip you on the death of your little girl..

    This your sister in-law is out for trouble. Don't let her get to you. But you must be wise and thread carefully with wisdom. That child is yours. She has no right to force you to do anything. If the child is not ready no one should force him.
    The way she is going about it suggests something off.

    Does she have children? I hope it's not tomorrow now she will tell the world that she sponsored and took care of the boys so she has rights over him. The way she going I hope she will not cut him off you.

    Pray and be careful.

    Best wishes. You can go to Senegal if you so want.

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  5. I’m so sorry

    Sister in law can’t take your son
    Ignore her
    Stay where you or move to Senegal is up to you but don’t do it cause of her. Your son is just about to finish secondary and move to university
    Even if she goes to court, by the time a court decides one way or the other, it will be time for uni
    Why does she suddenly want him. If it’s about protecting him, she should have taken him when he was younger

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  6. That was gruesome. So sorry for the loss. However,I would advise you stick with your son. Don't give him up because he is better off with you.

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  7. In which country are you. Nigeria? If yes, tell your Sister-in-Law to go mind her life in the UK. Nigeria laws do not give her such right.

    Rest assured that nobody can take your son from you. A child old enough to be interviewed by the Judge would not be taken away as she is claiming. Where has she been since your daughter passed if that is the blackmailing point. Why did she not make the application then if she felt you are a bad or incompetent mother?

    Unless there is more unsaid, there is no basis for your sister-in-law's claim or threat. It will fail on facts narrated. Let the lawyers weigh in.

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  8. So sorry about all you’ve been through
    God is your strength in all

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  9. OMG! So sorry about your daughter, may God rest her soul..
    It will be better you take your brother's offer, stay far away from that sister in law..

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  10. Oh my,so sorry for what happened dear,God will surely see you through.

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  11. Oh! Dear, what a sad story, please consider joining your brother Senegal
    It's well with you inugo

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  12. Your story broke my heart, so sorry for your daughter's death. I agree 💯 with what Stella said. May God guide you to start a fresh.

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  13. When I read to the part where your daughter died, my heart sank 💔. May her soul rest in peace. Please if you feel your brother place is safe for you and your son move there and stay far away from this by force favour from your sister in-law. May God strengthen you.

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  14. 1st of don't go to Senegal, similar thing happening in Nigeria North is happening there.
    Sorry about your daughter, no judge will hold that against you.
    I don't understand why the aunt is threatening you and I hope she has good intentions for your son. If you are sure he has good intentions for him, then it's better for the boy to go. Think about his future in the UK compared to Nigeria. He is 15 years now so it's easier than when he turns 18 years. Also, at your son's age, it's hard to brainwash him to forget about you so allow him go if her aunt is a good person. But don't allow her to adopt him so you can still have legal rights over your son.

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  15. Is this the kind of evil SIL you want your only child to live with as he journeys to manhood, a woman that knows how you’ve suffered and still blackmails and threatens you? She has no right to your son more than you the mother of the child, fear nothing no court can grant her custody. Cut off from her it doesn’t matter if she’s taking him to heaven say no. If you’re not doing anything find something to do and collect no more gifts or money from her. Shut that door completely. Senegal may not be a bad idea, pray and seek Gods counsel he has a bright future for you and your son. Be Courageous!

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