Nigerian actor, Williams Uchemba is grieving the loss of his mother, Lolo Chinyere Uchemba.
In a heartfelt tribute, Uchemba expressed comfort in the belief that his mother has ascended to heaven.
The child actor-turned-superstar revealed that he had a vision of his mother transitioning to paradise just moments before receiving the news of her passing from the hospital.
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According to him, the profound experience has left an indelible mark on his heart, teaching him invaluable lessons.
Despite the pain of separation, he declared that he would not bid his late mother farewell, but rather, he would say ‘See you later.’
He believed that she had journeyed to a destination that everyone aspired to reach when they departed from Earth.
Sharing photos of his mother, he said:
“Rest well Mum. A few minutes before you passed you came to me in my room. You were in the room but your environment was of a different place, a place that like I’d never seen before and you just and were smiling to me.
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“There were also other people around you I did not recognise but they were dancing like they won the lottery. I immediately recognized you but something was different, you looked younger (like when you were 27 years old) with your hair resting on your shoulders neatly brushed.
“I immediately asked you to come back that we’ve been praying for you to get better, and you replied in Igbo ‘Alaikiri’m ebe’m nò, ebe’m no mara nma,’ meaning ‘I like where I am, where I am is beautiful’ and just after you said that, a message came into my phone with the confirmation from the hospital that you had passed.
“Immediately after Matthew 5:4 came alive in my life. It says, “Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted.” I felt a STRONG sense of comfort in my heart, literally.
“1 Thessalonians 4:13-14 came into my spirit as well and it says, ‘But we do not want you to be uninformed, brethren, about those who are asleep, so that you will not grieve as do the rest who have no hope.’
“Your transition strengthened my Christian life, your transition strengthened my faith again to remind me of life after earth. Your transition forever stamped into my heart that there is heaven and hell and I am glad you made it to where we are all fighting to get to.
“You have finished your race here, you have fought the good fight of faith and you made it to the eternal glory of Jesus Christ.
“This is not goodbye, it’s see you later. Rest now mama till I see you again. You can call me Don Willy’m from up there. I love you.”
