2 Lessons To Learn As the Super TV CEO's Mother, Sylvia Ataga Pays Tribute To Him During His Funeral
As reported by Naija News, the Super TV CEO's mother, Sylvia Ataga, was present at his funeral on Thursday, July 29, 2021. This comes weeks after multiple news outlets reported that Usifo Ataga was murdered by Chidinma Ojukwu, a 21-year-old UNILAG female student.
According to the report, Sylvia Ataga mourns her son, says that Usifo Ataga didn't deserve to die in such a manner, but also maintains that “he was generous to a fault.”
Sylvia Ataga says that Usifo Ataga has been robbed of the delight of completing his ongoing and planned initiatives, as well as the joy of seeing his children grow up, go to university, marry, and make him a grandfather. Sylvia Ataga reveals that she is in pain because she was unable to keep an eye on him in his final days.
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Here Are Two Lessons Learned From Sylvia Ataga's Statement.
1. Nobody Deserves To Die Like Usifo Ataga.
Sylvia Ataga stated that her son Usifo Ataga did not deserve to die in such a horrible manner, but looking at it from a general perspective, is meant to be a lesson to everyone. No living person deserves to die in this manner, which is why the law punishes anyone who helps to bring about such events.
According to Sylvia Ataga, her son, Usifo Ataga was generous to a fault. It is clear that death is inevitable, but everyone is expected to do their best to avoid avoidable activities that can result in death.
2. For Adults, Parental Guidance Is Still Important.
It is apparent that parents have more experience because they have seen their children through all stages of life; therefore, parental advice should not be disregarded even when their children marry.
Parents may have made mistakes that children are prone to making, and they will not want their offspring to make the same mistakes. Sylvia Ataga laments the fact that she was unable to keep an eye on him in his final days. Usifo Ataga would have had a better chance of surviving such an ordeal if his mother had been there to guide him.
I hope you learned from this?
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