Ghanaian actress Roselyn Ngissah is in mourning following the passing of her dear mother, Madam Elizabeth Ngissah. The actress, known for her outstanding contributions to the film industry, has expressed her sorrow and paid tribute to her mother, a woman she describes as both a loving parent and a transformative educator.
Taking to social media to share the painful news, Roselyn posted a touching photo of her late mother, accompanied by an emotional tribute that paints a picture of a woman whose impact went far beyond her family. In her tribute, she began with the heart-wrenching words, “Mummy hmmmm…”
Reflecting on the legacy her mother leaves behind, Roselyn wrote:
“To a dedicated educator, a mother to countless students, we pay tribute. For over forty years, you’ve nurtured, guided, and inspired generations of learners. Your unwavering patience, kindness, and generosity have made a lasting impact on the lives of your students. You’ve been a constant source of comfort, a listening ear, and a guiding light. Your legacy extends far beyond the classroom, as you’ve helped shape the minds and hearts of those who’ve had the privilege of being your students. We celebrate your selflessness, your passion for teaching, and your enduring commitment to making a difference in the lives of others. You are a true mother to many, and your influence will be felt for years to come. May you rest well, mummy.”
In a separate post on Facebook, Roselyn continued to express her grief, writing:
“Thank you for being a good mother. Thank you for being a good educator, not just to me, but to many other students. So yesterday, when you said you were tired and wanted to rest… hmmmm. This is a forever rest. RIP, Mumy.”
Roselyn’s heartfelt words have since resonated with many, sparking an outpouring of sympathy from her colleagues, fans, and friends across Ghana and Nigeria. Messages of condolence have flooded her social media pages as supporters offer their love and support during this incredibly difficult time.
The loss of Madam Elizabeth Ngissah is not only a personal tragedy for Roselyn but a deep loss to the community of students and educators she touched over the years. Her legacy as a mother and educator will undoubtedly continue to inspire many for generations to come.
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