23-year-old Nigerian needs help after losing her sister in a car crash and becoming the mother of her 5 children

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- A Nigerian lady has cried out for help as she needs to make an important decision

- She is torn between taking a new job and leaving her sister’s children by themselves

- Her sister died in a car crash making her be the mother of five children at 23

A 23-year-old Nigeria lady identified simply as Sharon has cried out for help as she is torn between taking a new job outside her state and staying with her late sister’s children.

The young lady shared her story on Humans of Abuja as she sought people’s opinions. According to the post, she was posted to Abuja for her youth service in 2016 and ended up living with her elder sister and her family.

The young lady got a job immediately after her service and made the love to leave. However, her sister insisted on her staying around and being with them.

Unfortunately, the young lady lost her sister in a car crash as she was going to Lagos with her husband. Her husband was lucky enough to have survived the crash. Sharon was saddled with the responsibility of taking care of her late sister’s five children.

The last child according to the young lady is about two years old. Sharon complained about dealing with her sister’s teenage daughters. She confessed to missing her sister; the young lady said sometimes she cries with the children when she gets choked up.

See the initial post made by Sharon on Facebook:

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At twenty three, she said she feels like she is forty with the tons of things she has to do. Recently, she got a better job that would take her outside Abuja as she would have to relocate to another state. She is confused and do not know what to do.

The young lady is not sure of what to do as she wants to move on with her life but at the same time, she has to think of the five children in her care.

What should she do?

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