East Legon Accident: “The Pain Is Too Deep to Forgive,” Says Nadia Buari
The families of the two little girls who perished in the tragic East Legon accident have received the deepest sympathies from Ghanaian actress Nadia Buari on social media.
The stunning actress posted a heartfelt message on Instagram, recognizing the unfathomable suffering and loss the impacted families are going through.
She lamented the loss of a future and the family’s struggle to accept the regrettable event, stating that it is too terrible to forgive and too sad to recall.
She wrote:
“I can’t believe this happened to these beautiful little girls future has been cut off in such a painful manner that is so difficult to come to terms with.
May God keep their innocent souls in perfect peace.
My prayers are with the bereaved families. May the joy of the Lord strengthen you to enable you go through this difficult phase of your life.
THE LOST OF ANY CHILD ANYWHERE IS THE LOST OF A FUTURE EVERYWHERE.
Can a mother leave her children? Certainly not!
But the painful thing here is that, as the mother cannot leave her children, in this regrettable condition, the children have left their mothers.
As a mother, I can deeply relate with the mothers of these kids and what they may be going through by now.
It is too painful to remember and too painful to forgive.
At this moment, all I wish to say is that,
I pray for grace to be sufficient for you in this condition.
Pray for strength for the both families of the kids.
I pray for healing of hurts for all involved in this painful tragedy.
Pray for love and empathy for the victims, and sympathy for all who may need it.
With a very heart I say
PLEASE HAVE MY CONDOLENCES…
GOD WILL TAKE CARE OF YOU!!!(sic).”
On October 12, 2024, a 16-year-old driver of a Jaguar SUV collided with a Honda Acura transporting the victims in a horrific accident.
Justine Agbenu and Maame Dwomoh Boaten were the two victims that perished.
Bishop Salifu and Mouha Amoako, the driver’s parents, and sales assistant Linda Bempah were taken into custody and accused of allowing an unlicensed individual to operate a motor vehicle.
On Friday, October 18, 2024, a candlelight vigil was held in memory of the young ladies who lost their lives.
Justine Agbenu’s last funeral services will take place at Christ the King church today. Maame Dwomoh Boaten was laid to rest on October 19.
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