When Ada's mother was informed about the death of her son, she fell into depression. She was rescued from commiting suicide by a family member who saw her when she was about to hang herself with a rope. She was rescued and relatives took turns to stay with her and encourage her.
Everyone accused Chief of killing Emeka with diabolic powers but no one could confront him or do anything to him.
Ada’s mother and siblings were greatly devastated with what has befallen their family. Mr. James came from the city to visit the family. He stood by the Okekes’ and helped with the funeral arrangement of Emeka. He didn’t remind Mrs Okeke of his earlier warnings and how she treated him. He sympathized with them and encouraged them in the lord.
Ada was at the shrine of the river goddess where she was receiving treatment from the servant of the river goddess. She was still insane and always pointing at the wall screaming that the calabash was chasing her.
Mrs. Okeke told Mr. James how the villagers saw Ada at the village square with only the clothes on her and no slippers or shoe on her feet. Ada herself didn’t know how she got to the village. All she knew was that she fainted and the next thing she knew was that she was back in the village .
Mr. James preached to Mrs. Okeke about God and his son Jesus Christ. He told them that all that they needed that period was God’s divine intervention. He offered to take them to a church in the city for prayers.
Mrs. Okeke was eager to go. She was ready to go anywhere and do anything to save her daughter's life. They have made their mistakes and regretted their actions, the most important thing now is to save Ada. She didn't allow people's critism to get to her.
Mr. James took Ada and her mother back with him to the city and he accommodated them at his house. They went to a living church for prayers. Series of prayers was conducted for Ada’s deliverance.
Mrs. Okeke was advised not to give up hope. God owns the solution to all life's problem and he would certainly save Ada. Several days later when they were praying, it was revealed to the pastor by God that Chief Eze has use Ada's womb for money ritual. The babies she was suppose to have in life have been used and the calabash was a symbol of the sacrifice. Ada was one out of the numerous ladies he has used and her end was death after he has gotten what he wanted from her.
Ada was supposed to die after she saw her replica in that room but God's grace on her made her live. They intensified in their prayers as they seek God's face and his divine intervention. Several months later, Ada finally regained her sanity. By this time, her mother has already given up hope on God. She was contemplating taking Ada back to the village and to the shrine of the water goddess when God did his miracle in Ada’s life.
Ada became whole again, she had an encounter with Christ and gave her life to him. Ada and her mother went back to the village because they have nothing in the city to fall back on. Mr Eze have been an amazing friend and a rock to them but they couldn't continue to live on him. They need to go back and fog ahead with their lives.
They went back to the village and started afresh for they have lost everything they have in their quest for solution to Ada's ailment.
As for Chief, No tangible news was heard about him. Some say his company has folded up and he has relocated to America. Some said he has gone mad and roamed the streets of Lagos naked. No one actually knew what happened to him. His company actually folded up and his conglomerate became history. He also became history because no one saw him or heard anything about him.
Ada became zealous in serving the Lord and doing his work. She served God diligently and brought souls to his kingdom. She has a gift of healing people and God used her to heal many people and save souls.
She eventually got married again to a poor farmer in the village. She spent the rest of her life a poor woman but she was happy and contended because she has Christ in her which was the hope of glory.
Ada didn’t have any child of her own but she was mother to so many; she was kind and always ready to help.
She can never forget her experience in life. She can never forget how greed made Emeka her dear brother to lose his life. She can never forget the evil calabash that chief used to destroyed the lives of so many ladies and how the grace of God saw her through it all. She never stopped praising God for his mercy and grace on her. She was not tired of telling her stories so people can learn from it.
Ada went, she saw and conquered in Christ Jesus.
The wages of sin is death but the gift of God is eternal life.
This is the end of the story. What lessons did you learn from this story?
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