Lady shares teary observation about Junior Pope’s 1st son during actor’s burial

• Lady shares her emotional observations about Junior Pope’s first son during his father’s burial in Enugu.
• Identified on Facebook as Nenye Uzowulu, she expressed heartbreak over the boy’s visible grief, noting he was so devastated he nearly jumped into the grave when asked to pour sand into it.
• She further cursed anyone responsible for the actor’s death.

A Nigerian lady has shared her teary observations about the first son of the late Junior Pope during his father’s burial in Enugu.

The Facebook user, Nenye Uzowulu, expressed her heartbreak over the young boy’s visible grief, noting that he was so devastated by his father’s death that he nearly jumped into the grave when asked to pour sand into it.

She averred that his tears and cries were so loud to wake Junior Pope up if the dead had the power to do so, but it didn’t happen.

She ended by cursing anyone who had a hand in the actor’s death.

In her words:

“Did you watch the part when Junior pope first son was called to pour sand in his father’s grave? “I’m more concerned about his first son. He nearly jump into that grave. the cut is deep. His tears and voice was loud enough that I knew junior pope wish he could do something at that moment. But he is more like a Shadow now. Who so ever that cut short the life of that young man… “In speed Darlington voice, iga eji ala zere mmiri.”

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Reacting, One Amaechina Stephanie wrote: “I cry as if he is my brother burial. I never feel this way about death. His first son could have seen his lifeless body when they brought him from the morgon, I was just imagining how the shadow of his father will be feeling seeing that boy, it’s just painful.”

Ureh Norah Chiamaka wrote: “It broke me. The second son is confused why everyone is crying. He believes the Father just traveled. The last son dont even know what is happening. I know the pain, exactly the age my Nieces and nephew dey when they lost their Dad my best brother inlaw. None of them understood what was happening.”

Favour Oluchi wrote: “They better take the guy to hospital after this burial, that little dude has cry out blood. My heart weep.”