A Nigerian woman has garnered national attention following the heartbreaking deaths of 13 of her 14 children, leading some members of her Lagos community to accuse her of witchcraft. Currently living in a tent in Alausa, Lagos, she faces not only profound grief but also community rejection. Her only surviving child is reportedly suffering from a stroke, adding to her burdens.

The story, which gained traction on social media platform X (formerly Twitter), has ignited intense reactions, with many expressing sympathy for her plight. Despite the allegations against her, one local resident spoke out in her defense, describing her as cheerful and disbelieving the accusations. “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,” the resident remarked.

As the video and accompanying narrative circulated online, Nigerians expressed outrage at the harsh treatment she has received, calling for compassion and support instead of judgment. Her situation highlights the broader issues faced by women accused of witchcraft in Nigeria, underscoring the urgent need for community support in times of personal tragedy rather than ostracism. The story serves as a poignant reminder of the social stigmas that can arise in the wake of profound loss and the critical importance of empathy and assistance.

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