The gruesome murder of the late Major Maxwell Mahama took the nation by surprise and for weeks now Ghanaians home and abroad can not fathom or either stop talking about it.
The family observed a week for the late Major on Tuesday and Here Are All The Photos From Captain Mahama’s One Week Observation.
However, the wife of Major Maxwell Adam Mahama, Mrs Barbara Mahama, has written a touching and an emotional tribute to her late husband. In the tribute, she described her late husband as her king, listing him as her partner, advisor, teacher, mentor and her life.
According to her, she spoke to her husband around 6 am on the day her husband met his untimely death. Mrs Mahama also disclosed that she sent him a message around 9 am before he was murdered at Denkyira-Obuasi in the Central Region.
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Below is the full Tribute: Tribute by wife
To my king
Hebrews 13:14 New Living Translation (NLT)
For this world is not our permanent home; we are looking forward to a home yet to come.
“Yo, what was for breakfast” was the last message I sent you on Monday at 9:12 am after we spoke at 6am and you said you were going to have your bath. For the first time in my life, I experienced a ripping heart on Monday night, I woke up to throw up, I had tummy issues too, I just felt sick.
Maxwell, I am standing here amongst a crowd, but not to give communication tips, not to come out with a research finding, not to talk about Kindle Ghana Foundation but to read a letter to you because you chose to go to heaven and rest.
How you pushed me to be successful. You would say things like “B, do a research, don’t let your only research be your thesis, B, when are you writing a book, B, I am waiting for you to get a good job so that my pay can relax for one year”.
I don’t regret many things, my love. You wanted us to enjoy life and be happy. We always joked about poverty being a disease since it restricts people. We had plans my king, many many plans!. But when I think about you, I only smile because you are more than a piece of flesh circulating on social media. You were full of life, energy and vigour so I choose to remember you in that sense.
You would shout my name from the room when you heard a noise in the kitchen, you would say “B, are you ok? Sometimes I ignored it because I felt you ask too many ‘are you Oks’. So now, who should I be making flavored tea and lemons for? Your morning lemons were constant and although I sometimes felt it was a nuisance, I still did it without complaining.
You said thank you to me a million times, and when you finished eating, you would say you know why women live longer than men and that when a woman cooks a good meal, her husband blesses her….”
Continue reading an emotional tribute by the wife of Major Maxwell Mahama on the next series of pages
