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“I beg you in God’s name take care of my daughter” – Father tearfully pleads with son-in-law at wedding (Video)

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A Nigerian father got quite emotional at his daughter’s wedding ceremony while pleading with his son-in-law to take care of her.

In a video that was shared online, showing the middle-aged father making the passionate appeal, he broke down in tears as he begged his daughter’s husband in God’s name to take very good care of his new wife in the marriage.

The father in Yoruba described the bride as the apple of his eye and begged the groom to pamper her.

As the father tearfully addressed the groom, family and friends swarmed around him to comfort him.

Watch video below,

In other news, Mrs. Amarachi Okechi, the widow who was publicly tortured in the Umueghu community of Abia state after she was branded a witch, has fully recovered and been discharged from the hospital.

It would be recalled that Mrs. Okechi was tied and flogged after her late husband’s brother’s wife accused her of being a witch.

The youths in Umueghu, Amaegbuato community, Nkpa Bende LGA, Abia State, tied her up publicly for two days, after which the grown men in the community took turns flogging her with five strokes each all over her body.

She was later rescued and taken to a hospital for treatment, according to the wife of the Abia State Governor.

In a recent development, human rights activist, Harrison Gwamnishu, shared a new photo and video of Mrs. Amarachi Okezie looking all glammed up after her recovery.

Harrison revealed that he has taken Mrs. Okechi to his place in Asaba as she cannot return to her home in Abia due to the trauma she experienced. Continue reading here

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