Ghanaian Widow Weeps After Finding Missing GH¢20, Video Breaks Heart: "I Was Starving And Broke"
- A Ghanaian woman could not contain her tears in a video after finding some money in her belongings
- She stated that she had been starving for long and found the money at a time when she urgently needed it
- Netizens who saw the video were heartbroken and expressed their views in the comments section of the post
- In an exclusive interview with YEN.com.gh, a Ghanaian pastor shared his view on the matter
A Ghanaian widow was overwhelmed with emotions after finding some money she had long forgotten tucked in her things.
The woman found a GH¢20 note tucked in her belongings when she least expected it and her reaction was priceless.
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In a video which has since gone viral, she broke into tears and thanked God for miraculously leading her to the money.
According to her, she found the money at a time when she urgently needed it and had no hope, calling it nothing short of a miracle.
The widow explained in a video that she had been starving and had nothing to eat and no money to buy food when she found the money. She burst into singing, thanking God in the emotional video.
Watch the video below:
Netizens react to Ghanaian widow's video
Netizens who saw the video were heartbroken. Many expressed their views in the comments section of the post.
While some sympathised with her, others asked for her mobile money number to donate some money to her.
@Akosua Nyamekye5 wrote:
"Can I get her contact to send her something small?"
@Derry65 wrote:
"Please can I send mummy something."
@Ewura U wrote:
"They hungry part weak me dear,it’s hard when u are hungry sorry mama I love u die."
@Nana yaw wrote:
"Please can I post this on my Facebook page?"
@Kaaka wrote:
"Mothers can be dramatic oo eei😂 20gh arh."
@MAY wrote:
"Monument paaa eeiii."
@Marvin kofi Asare wrote:
"Can I send something please."
@Ekua Benyiwaa 02 wrote:
"You are wearing se Asa and crying for money eeeii maa."
@Nana Akua Asante wrote:
"She was not expecting to found money whiles she needed money."
@Mrs-Ama wrote:
"May God bless ur mothers n protect them for as 🙏🙏🙏😢😢😩long as."
@Sweetofficial51 wrote:
"Why am sad ooooooh."
@maagifty0 wrote:
"I understand what's the woman is going."
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Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that Prince Dadoho graduated as the top student in the Faculty of Accounting and Finance at UPSA with a 3.90 FCGPA.
His achievement earned him the role of valedictorian at one of the sessions of the 16th graduation ceremony.
Social media users who saw the post praised him for his exceptional academic performance.
Source: YEN.com.gh
