“I Have Read All Your Comments, And Permit Me To Say—What A Shame, The Man Is Dead, And Before He Kicked The Bucket, He Asked For Forgiveness From All Whom He Hurt”- Regina Askia Bemoans Nigerians In New Post

Regina Askia-Williams is a Nigerian-born, American-based actress, model, and former beauty Queen of the University of Lagos titleholder. She received her certification as a Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) and practices in New York City. She writes and speaks publicly advocating for African outreach in children’s health, education, and economic development.

Just recently she shared her thoughts on her Instagram platform after reading hate comments about the demise of ex president Muhammadu Buhari.

Many Nigerians took to the various social media platform to lament about the sufferings brought upon Nigerians In so many ways when
Muhammadu Buhari ruled as president.

The former beauty queen shares her thoughts after reading comments, and she pleaded with Nigerians who are still bitter while noting that the man is dead, and before he kicked the bucket, he asked for forgiveness from all whom he hurt.

The former beauty queen agrees that even though we carry scars that runs deep, right now, the burden of healing rests with us.

Concluding her post, Regina Askia shares how forgiveness does not excuse the atrocities, but rather It will liberate us from the prison of bitterness.

In her words:

“To all the HATERS on the death of the President !!

“I have read all your comments, and permit me to say—what a shame. The man is dead. And before he kicked the bucket, he asked for forgiveness from all whom he hurt. That apology—whether it saves him or not—is between him and his Maker, as he now stands before divine judgment.

But we, the living, are left with a choice. Many of us suffered unspeakable pain under the brutal BUHARI regime. We carry scars that run deep. But now, the burden of healing rests with us. We must ask: how long will we carry the coals of hate and pain, hoping they burn our oppressor—while they only burn us?

Forgiveness does not excuse the atrocities. It liberates us from the prison of bitterness. For our own peace of mind and well-being, let us recognize the truth: yes, we walked through fire. But the greater question is—what will we do now to ensure that we never suffer this again?

This is your life. Your journey. What legacy do you want to leave behind?”

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Source: Regina Askia| Instagram

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