However, her 20-year-old daughter, Adun is having none of that and insists that her mother’s corpse be brought back for burial in Nigeria.
Moji and daughter, Adun
Although family members ushered her into a secluded room to calm her down, the grieving young lady kept repeating that she wants to see her mother.
<p>It could, however, be difficult to bury her the same day as internments are costly in developed countries.</p> <p>In Canada where she died, funeral costs can rise as high as $15,000. Flying her body back, on the other hand, could cost around half that figure.</p> <p>There is no concrete plan for her burial at this minute.</p> <p><em><strong>This post first appeared on NET</strong></em>.</p> tags: Nollywood, Adun, Featured, Moji Olaiya
