A Nigerian woman has captured national attention after the tragic deaths of 13 of her 14 children led some in her Lagos community to accuse her of witchcraft. The story, which surfaced on X (formerly Twitter), details how the woman, now living in a tent in Alausa, Lagos, has been abandoned by those around her. To add to her struggles, her only surviving child is reportedly suffering from a stroke.
The post, shared widely on social media, has sparked intense reactions. It describes a life filled with devastating loss and community rejection, as the woman, whose name remains undisclosed, faces accusations of being responsible for the deaths of her children.
However, one local resident came forward, refuting these claims and describing the woman as cheerful despite her hardships. The resident expressed disbelief in the accusations, stating, “She doesn’t seem like someone responsible for such tragedies. It’s unimaginable to think she had any hand in the deaths of her own children.”
As the video and accompanying story spread online, concerned Nigerians have taken to the comment sections, voicing sympathy and outrage. Many have condemned the harsh treatment she has received, highlighting the need for compassion and assistance rather than judgment.
Her plight sheds light on the challenges faced by women accused of witchcraft in Nigeria and raises questions about the role of community support—or the lack thereof—in times of personal tragedy.
Watch video below..
Nigerians, old women are not w+tches.
— X-Daily (@X_Dailly) November 1, 2024
Just because someone lost 13 children out of 14 doesn't mean she's responsible. I couldn't even finish watching without cr¥ing. pic.twitter.com/TNbR3XBZft
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