Nigeria Senate Honours Osinachi, Sends Important Message
- Ahmad Lawan has called on the Police and other relevant law enforcement agencies to investigate the death of Gospel singer, Osinachi Nwachukwu
- The President of the Senate stated that the singer’s death is one too many and must be adequately looked into
- Lawan made the call in his remarks moments before the Senate held a minute silence in honour of the deceased
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Senate President Ahmad Lawan says the authorities should probe the death of Osinachi Nwachukwu, a gospel artist who reportedly died as a result of domestic abuse.
The death of the singer elicited a nationwide outrage.
The acclaimed gospel singer was alleged to have been a silent victim of domestic assault by Peter Nwachukwu, her now-embattled husband.
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Peter was arrested after Osinachi’s death was attributed to physical abuse.
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Lawan’s comments on Thursday came after Ifeanyi Ubah, senator representing Anambra south, drew the attention of his colleagues to her death.
Ubah told the senators that the singer died from domestic violence.
Speaking after the senator’s comments, Lawan said Osinachi’s death is “one too many”.
“Let me say that the authorities should investigate the death of this citizen and the lives of every citizen must matter as this is one death too many,” the senate president said.
The senate observed a one-minute silence in her honour.
Osinachi killed herself: Nigerians express outrage after news that her husband has a secret wife emerged
The death of the late gospel singer, Osinachi Nwachukwu has continued to enrage millions of Nigerians. To add salt to the injury is the fresh allegation that the Peter, the late singer's husband has a secret wife outside of their marriage.
Immediately the latest allegation emerged, social media users have vented their anger, with some people blaming for remaining in an abusive marriage.
Here are reactions from Nigerians:
Pius Onichabor
"In all honesty, Osinachi killed herself. I've been trying to restrain myself from writing about this horrid death of this lady. She covered just too much, I read that she was given two cars but was never allowed to drive any, was subjected to trekking to Church while the husband and children drives to Church... They would even see her at the Bus Stop and still drive past her. This is very disheartening and really evil of this very man."
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