Woman Who Lost Husband in Burkina Faso Tomato Traders Attack Speaks: “I Told Him Not To Go”

Woman Who Lost Husband in Burkina Faso Tomato Traders Attack Speaks: “I Told Him Not To Go”

  • The wife of one of the Ghanaian tomato traders who died in the attack in Burkina Faso has broken her silence
  • She wept uncontrollably over the loss of her husband and spoke about the amazing relationship they enjoyed as a couple
  • Netizens who reacted to the video expressed their condolences to the grieving families during this difficult period

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A young Ghanaian woman is mourning after she lost her husband to the terror attack on a truck transporting Ghanaian tomato traders in Titao, northern Burkina Faso.

The terrorist attack left seven Ghanaian traders dead.

Tomato traders, Burkina Faso, Terrorist attack, Widow, Tomato traders dead, Woman mourns.
A Ghanaian woman mourns her husband, who died in the attack on Ghanaian tomato traders in Burkina Faso. Photo credit: @koforiduaflowers5/TikTok & @homegardeningghana/Facebook
Source: UGC

In a TikTok video, the widow said she asked her husband not to ply that route again after he complained that they met terrorists on the road during one of their travels.

The pregnant widow said her husband promised that he would not go again after this one that led to his death.

She described her husband as a good man and her world. The woman wept while recounting the sweet relationship she enjoyed with her husband until his demise.

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"I told him not to go again, but he said this will be his last trip. He promised me he would not go again after he returned from this trip, only for him to die. I don't believe he is dead. Even if he is dead, I want to see his face because he became my everything since we got married. He doesn't worry me. I don't need anything in this world. I only need my husband. I want him to come and see our baby's face after I deliver, then he can go."
"We were like siblings, always together," she added.

Watch the TikTok video below:

Reactions to attack on Ghanaians in Burkina

YEN.com.gh collated some reactions to the video shared by @koforiduaflowers5 on TikTok. Read them below:

Nana Ama said:

"Eiii, so who will wash the curtains?"

Kikiphils wrote:

"This woman is very strong,🥺, may God comfort her 😔."

giftyleonnadavies said:

"So we have all these good men around 😳😳 oh God pls talk to the devil to take away my ex from me l mean this evening 😂😂😂😂😂."

Maame Boatemaa wrote:

"Ei nti good men still exist, oh ok."

Adeleke said:

"Eiiiii good husband, please come back 😭😭such men are scarce hmmmm."

tonisco999 wrote:

"Brother why 😭😭😭 wife is calling you 😭😭 we live in a crazy world 🌎 I’ll miss you brother."

AKUA MEDIMAFO TEASE🙏🙏 said:

"She’s my sister ooo hmmmm."

Dir. Desmond Kwabena AIKINs said:

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"What a woman she is, strong."

ƆDƆ ƐFƐ wrote:

"All the source of her happiness is gone you can hear the pain in her voice imagine how the baby will be pampered and cherished why do bad things happen to good people Lord please restore her happiness and joy back in a very special way through her healing process God you're God of wonders please restore her happiness hmmm Had I know is always at last he never knew this could happen he wanted the best for his family and support his beautiful family hmmm 🥹🫂🫂🫂🫂🙏🙏."

babssafety said:

"Sometimes when we ignore the advice of our wives, we are faced with the realities of life."

Source: YEN.com.gh

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Magdalene Larnyoh (Human-Interest editor) Magdalene Larnyoh writes for the Human Interest Desk at YEN.com.gh. She has over ten years of experience in media and communications. She previously worked for Citi FM, Pulse Ghana, and Business Insider Africa. She obtained a BA in Social Sciences from the University of Cape Coast (UCC) in 2012. Reach out to her on magdalene.larnyoh@yen.com.gh