Nollywood actress Etinosa Idemudia shared her pain after her father’s death.
Via her official Instagram page on Sunday, the celeb revealed in a lengthy post that her father passed away as she remembers when she last saw him two weeks ago.
Etinosa revealed that what she went through was the worst pain ever and that her father’s death showed that he was “too good for this world.”
According to her, he led an exemplary life, influencing not only her, but everyone he ever met. In the closing section of the post, she thanked her for being a “living handbook of what a decent man should be”.
Etinosa Idemudia | Source: Instagram
Her message reads: “Dear Dad, Engr. SO I know no one lives forever, but I never thought I’d be writing this so soon. When you left my house barely two weeks ago, you said you’d be back.
“Look, I even made a big family dinner in the garden so next time you come we’ll all sit there and chill. So you’re not coming back? This is by far the worst pain I’ve ever had But it That’s fine, you were too good for this world anyway.
“You led an exemplary life. Without words, you influenced not only me, but everyone you met. You taught me the true meaning of righteousness – doing the right thing, no matter how many people do the wrong thing.
“Always doing good was your lifestyle. Speaking of work ethic, I have never seen a more principled and organized person in my life with an intimidating curriculum vitae, lists of national and international achievements and yet so humble.
“Family/Social Life: You always put us first, your only social life was family and church.
“Thank you for being my loving father, my role model, protector, breadwinner, for influencing me with wisdom and the spirit of excellence on and within you. Thank you for being a living handbook of what a decent man should be. The perfect role model.
“Goodbye Daddy. These tears I’m crying are just because I miss you and I selfishly want you to be with me forever, but to be honest, I enjoy trusting that you’re in a better place to rest.
“Where there is no pain, no disease, no struggle, no struggle. I delight in the knowledge that you will live forever. Forever in our hearts, in our memories, through your legacy and in my DNA. Tughator Baba.”
