Throughout the past days, we have been seeing short speeches from OFA and her baby daddy. Now, here is a full video of speeches from Om Managa and D. One thing I have noticed, guys, is that in the first picture, I have been saying that Manaka is very strong. However, in this picture, I see that she has been crying. I see a mother who has been crying nonstop, a worn-out mother mourning her daughter. Even though she says that she has to be strong for others, you can clearly see that she is grieving for her daughter.

In this video, we get to hear how she feels and how others feel about coming here and celebrating G’s life with us.

As an extremely supportive mother to my daughter, I decided that I did not want my presence to overshadow who she could become. So, in most things, such as agricultural college, I would let her go and shine on her own. As painful as it was for me as a mother, I am glad I made that decision. Had I not, she would not have had the chance to stand out on her own. As sad as it is, I am grateful for allowing her to do so because today, you all speak of her with admiration.

We often put others before ourselves without knowing why or how, but that is just what we do. Many stories have been shared, and I know Loi was a very good friend, as they mentioned.

Please look at this picture. You see this young man here? Before he became R’s friend, he was KG and G’s friend. He was slightly older, but as they grew up, they became close friends. Later on, he passed away before his time, as we say as human beings. Now, they are together again.

K truly loved her baby sister. She really did.

There was a time when we had no money. We still don’t have much, but we made it through.

Her deep love for animals led me to introduce her to agriculture. I dream of having a farm, and my daughter loved animals.

I would like to thank everyone for coming. Before addressing my family, I want to express my gratitude to all of K’s friends for giving us a glimpse of her personality. We raise our children, but do we truly know them as well as their friends do? Because of her friends’ presence here today, I feel like I know my niece a little bit more. Thank you for your bravery in expressing yourselves authentically. That is what true honor looks like—authenticity.

Mama, we have never identified as single parents, not once, with any of our children. Never will we claim singlehood in parenting because of the incredible work you have done in raising our children.

To everyone here, I am 41 today, and not once in my life have my nieces, my daughters, or any of my family members felt abandoned. That says a lot about the nature of the woman who was raised among us and is now with us in spirit. We may have lost her physically, but we have gained an angel. This is the first time D visits us so closely. We have lost many family members, but none have been under our roof like this.

One thing I take away from this family is that they are not perfect, but they support each other and love each other deeply. Have you seen how, when Manaka went on stage, all the siblings stood beside her? Even if there are sibling rivalries, they hold each other dearly. That is what I admire most about this family—their love and support for one another.