RIP: 5 Deep Lessons Nigerians Should Learn From The Painful Death Of 2019 WAEC Best Student, Chisom

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It is appointed that a come will come when everyone will die and go and meet his or her creator. While we all pray for our death to be a celebration of life, there are some deaths that are untimely and painful because they cut short dreams and lives of some promising young persons.

The shocking death of 17-year-old Chisom Chukwuneke, the brilliant young girl who aced her WAEC subjects and obtained 7 distinctions has left majority of Nigerians sad and startled. Her death could be described as painfully untimely.

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Barely a year she was celebrated all over the country, she kicked the bucket under a "mysterious" circumstances.

According to her family, she complained of a pain in her leg and she was flown to South Africa for treatment. Sadly she died after showing signs of recovery on October 18, 2020.

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While we mourn her death, there are lessons for Nigerians to learn which can prove to be life saving especially in this trying time that successes are greeted with both applause and envy from people.

1. If you're not strong in Christ, do not flaunt your success on social media.

I understand the need to blow your trumpet and flaunt your success on social media but not everyone who congratulates you really meant it. You can be attacked in form of an illness or a sore on your body, especially when you're strong in Christ.

2. Constantly pray for over health and life

Be prayer. Prayers worketh everything and saves us from dangers fashioned against us. Learn to pray and call for divine protection to ward off bad intentions and plans of the evil ones.

3. Not every health problem requires orthodox medicine

Some Nigerians argue the case of late miss Chisom could be a spiritual attack. When you feel orthodox treatment isn't working, seek spiritual houses and hand over your ailment to God Almighty to save you.

4. Enjoy life while you can

No one knows when he or she will leave the earth. It could be right after you secured a big promotion or finished high school. Sometimes, take a step back and try to enjoy life. Explore and do what you really want to do so your life will be a fulfilled one.

5. Leave a mark in this world

Late miss Chisom will forever be missed by Nigerians, especially her peers after she achieved the feat in her WAEC. She was inducted into her Alma Mata's Hall of Fame. Whatever you do, try to leave a footprint and legacy that people will talk about when you're no more.

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I wish the family, peers and friends of late miss Chisom Chukeuneke the fortitude to bear this great loss.

May her soul be granted eternal rest in the blossom of our Lord, Jesus Christ. Amen.

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RIP: 5 Deep Lessons Nigerians Should Learn From The Painful Death Of 2019 WAEC Best Student, Chisom