Husband Reveals Mpok Alpa's Vow Becomes Reality, Buys Ambulance That Carries His Own Corpse

Kapanlagi.com - The sad news of the passing of Mpok Alpa, also known by her real name Nina Carolina, leaves a deep sorrow for her husband. The artist, widely recognized as a presenter, took her last breath on Friday, August 15, 2025, at Dharmais Hospital, West Jakarta.

Behind the sorrow of Mpok Alpa's passing lies an inspiring yet touching story about her generosity. Her husband, Adji Darmaji alias Idung, shared a noble vow that Mpok Alpa once made, which unexpectedly became a reality and was useful for herself.

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1. The Reason Mpok Alpa Made a Vow

Before passing away, Mpok Alpa made a vow to buy an ambulance for the mosque near her residence. This story began when Mpok Alpa's father passed away. Her heart was touched when she saw her father's body had to be transported using a pickup truck due to the lack of an ambulance at the nearby mosque.

"Her heart was aching, she said, 'Oh God, my father was only taken in a pickup truck,'" recalled Idung about Mpok Alpa's words when he met her in Ciganjur, South Jakarta, on Monday (18/8/2025).

2. A Vow to Buy an Ambulance

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Since that moment, Mpok Alpa vowed that if she received extra blessings, she wanted to buy an ambulance for the mosque in her neighborhood. Sure enough, a month later she got a job as a model for an advertisement for a product.

"I got an ad, 'Dad, I got an ad like this,'" said Idung. "Finally, her fortune came in, she told me, 'Dad, this fortune has come in.' 'Alright, buy it. Once someone has the intention, don’t eat it up,'" Idung recounted.

Not only the ambulance, but the remaining fortune from the advertisement was also used to buy carpets and a dome for the prayer room. However, there was one statement from Mpok Alpa that gave Idung chills when he remembered it.

"She said, 'I will also use this later, Dad,'" revealed Idung.

3. The Medical Struggle of Mpok Alpa

In her prayers during her lifetime, Mpok Alpa intended that if she ever received an abundance of blessings, she wanted to buy an ambulance to be donated in the name of her deceased parents. This vow became very meaningful when the ambulance she purchased turned out to be the last vehicle that took her to her final resting place.

"Yesterday, Mpok rode in it, she really intended it that way. In the end, it was used. So a nice ambulance was prepared as well. I didn’t give it. It was really her message, 'Mpok will ride that'," he said.

4. The Ambulance Bought Took Her to the Cemetery

Indeed, the ambulance she worked hard for was the one that finally transported her body to her final resting place. Idung admitted he had prepared another, better ambulance, but he remembered the late woman's message.

"This is also the heart, so heartbreaking, 'Oh God, is her statement really true?' like that," he concluded.

Mpok Alpa's body was returned to the mourning house in Ciganjur, South Jakarta, using the ambulance she purchased. Ajie Darmaji looked very devastated by his wife's passing, even needing assistance and using an oxygen tube in his nose.

5. QnA About the Death of Mpok Alpa

What was the cause of Mpok Alpa's death? The cause of Mpok Alpa's death was breast cancer that she had been suffering from for approximately three years.

Why did Mpok Alpa keep her illness a secret? She chose to keep her illness a secret from the public to maintain her privacy and professionalism. Her husband, Ajie Darmaji, revealed that Mpok Alpa did not want to be pitied and fought against her illness with great spirit.

When did Mpok Alpa start suffering from cancer? The medical struggle to treat Mpok Alpa's cancer began when she was pregnant with twins and continued intensively until the end of her life.

Why did Mpok Alpa buy an ambulance? The ambulance that Mpok Alpa purchased stemmed from the death of her father, who was only taken by a pickup truck. This ambulance is not just a vehicle, but also a symbol of her good intentions to help others.

(kpl/aal/fbi)