According to the woman, she and her husband had been together for 11 years before his death.
She claimed that while she and her daughters were still grieving, some relatives arrived at their home not to offer support or condolences, but to assess her late husband’s assets.
The widow alleged that her husband’s younger brother began making notes about various properties, including the family residence, which she described as a six-bedroom duplex her husband built through years of hard work and dedication.
She further claimed that the relative argued that because she did not have a male child, her husband’s assets should revert to the family, leaving her and her daughters with no claim to the properties.
According to her account, she firmly rejected the suggestion and asked him to leave the compound immediately.
The woman said the incident was particularly painful because it occurred shortly after her husband’s passing, a period when she was still struggling to cope with the loss while supporting her children emotionally.
Despite the challenges, she maintained that she would continue to stand up for herself and her daughters, insisting that grief had not weakened her resolve.



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