Judith Kanayo Opera, popularly known as Judikay, is a highly revered Gospel musician who has constantly shaken the industry with her heartwarming and soulful voice and lyrics.

 

Judikay came out on social media to narrate how she lost her sixth pregnancy to miscarriage.

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In her words:

“In February 2025, I experienced a p@in that almost cr¥sh£d me. I was pregnant for over three months. One of those days, I was going about my day and I started to experience cr@mps.”

“I said, oh, okay, it was one of those things. And then, trickles of bl*od, I said, oh, okay, spotting. If you’re a woman who’s been pregnant before, you know what spotting refers to.”

“And then I had the odd trips to use the washboard. And then what I thought should be urine was bl*od. It didn’t stop. It kept on flowing.”

“And I was d£v@st@ted because I understood what that meant automatically. I had l0st this baby that had gone past the three-month mark again.”

“And that was the sixth time. So I was r¥shed to the hospital and then they did a DNC on me because it was a missed m!sc@rr!age, by the way.”

“And when I returned home, I thought I was okay. I mean, I’d cr+ed, I’d shouted whilst they br©k£ the baby and brought the p!ec£s out.”

“I thought I was okay afterwards. And I returned home and I said, oh yes, God gets the glory. Everyone who acts, God gets the glory of them.”

“But then in the silence of the night, I would experience p@in that I could not express with words. I would wąil and cřy and say, Jesus, where are you?”

 

Since she revealed this information on social media, Nigerians have been flocking in huge numbers with their condolences.