Catholic Priest Builds House for 90-Year-Old Woman After She Kindly Gave Him 6 Eggs

Catholic Priest Builds House for 90-Year-Old Woman After She Kindly Gave Him 6 Eggs

  • A 90-year-old woman, Mama Agatha Awua, has demonstrated what love is as she used her little resource to give comfort
  • The woman took six eggs to a Catholic priest, Solon Mfa Ukeyima, when she heard his house was robbed
  • As a way to repay her kindness, Solomon raised funds and built the 90-year-old a beautiful place to stay

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A 90-year-old widow, Mama Agatha Awua, has been gifted a house by a parish priest of St Augustine, Demekpe in Markurdi, Reverend Fr Solomon Mfa Ukeyima.

The parish priest who spoke exclusively to Briefly News' sister site Legit.ng correspondent, Adewunmi Adeoye, said that the old woman planted love and harvested love.

The 90-year-old widow was so happy when she saw her new house.
The priest said that he was so moved by the woman's great show of love.
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A woman who is great at heart

Solomon, who is also the convener of Kyegh Sha Shwa Cultural Initiative, explained that Mama Agatha paid him a condolence visit with a gift of six native eggs when armed robbers invaded the father's house even though that was not her parish.

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He added that he was moved when the woman rejected the money offered to her for transport, saying “he should be the only one receiving now".

The priest noted that he was alarmed at her abode which was worse than that of a piggery to him when he visited the woman after asking the catechist to follow her from a distance and know her house.

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I vowed I will build her a house

Consequently, he said that motivated him to make a promise to God that he was going to build a place for the woman before she passed on.

He said:

“Mama Planted love and harvested Love. It all started when armed robbers invaded the Father's house. Though not my parishioner, she felt terribly bad and visited with 6 native eggs to console me. The gesture touched me deeply because she was not my parishioner.

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“I was touched deeper when I offered her money for transport and she turned it down that I should be the only one receiving now. She is about 90years of age and is bent and walks a distance with the aid of a stick."

The priest added:

“...I made a silent promise to myself in faith that Mama 6-eggs as she was later called must sleep on a good place before her departure from this world.”

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Proud new homeowner

Meanwhile, Briefly News earlier reported that A young man has celebrated joining the league of house owners in the country as he announced that he is now a proud owner of a new home. Taking to Twitter, @Leorexx10 announced the achievement as he shared beautiful pictures of the interior as well as the swimming pool.

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