Kill the People that Killed You: Lady Mourns Little Sister Poisoned to Death, Tells Her Not to Rest in Peace

Kill the People that Killed You: Lady Mourns Little Sister Poisoned to Death, Tells Her Not to Rest in Peace

  • A young Nigerian lady identified as Blessing has penned a touching post on social media as she mourned her deceased little sister
  • According to Blessing, doctors at the hospital in Okolobiri where her cherished sister was rushed said she was poisoned
  • The heartbroken lady urged her late little sister not to rest in peace but instead go after the people who killed her

A lady identified as Itz Blessing on Facebook has urged her little sister who recently passed away to go after those behind her death.

In a Facebook post tribute, Blessing expressed love for her deceased sister, stating that she left without saying goodbye.

Blessing, Don't rest in peace, lady mourns little sister, poisoned to death, Bayelsa state, Okolobiri, Yenegoa
She penned an emotional tribute on social media. Photo Credit: Itz Blessing
Source: Facebook

She asked that her late sister doesn't rest in peace till she had taken vengeance on her killers.

How Blessing's little sister died

According to Blessing, the little girl was rushed to a hospital in Okolobiri, Yenegoa where doctors affirmed that she was poisoned.

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The heartbroken lady shared pictures she had taken with her little sister before her demise.

Her emotional tribute on Facebook reads:

"RIP my Bby sis.
"U left us without saying good bye.
"We all rushed u to okolobiri.
"Doctors said they poisond u .
"U are 4ever in my heart .
"I love u and I really missed u.
"Don't rest in peace kill the people that killed u.
"5.30 u left us without telling us good bye .
"I miss u my bby.
"Good things dont last on earth."

When quizzed on why the problem wasn't detected earlier, Blessing told Legit.ng that they had thought the deceased identified as Sarah had malaria.

She said it never crossed the minds of members of the family that their daughter could have been poisoned. She said:

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"Nobody knew it was poison, we thought it was just malaria.
"But when the doctors said we should take her to Okolobiri, that was when they (doctors at the hospital) told us that the girl was poisoned."

See the Facebook post below:

Netizens offer their condolences

Reward Nicholas said:

"Sorry my dear may your soul rest in peace we miss you."

Mhiz Floxy Shidi said:

"Jesus Christ poison a little girl what a wuket world we're living in, sorry dear my condolences."

Jimson Jim Beloved Shidi said:

"How person go poison innocent pikin like this.
"Everybody should hold their kids pls."

Nigerian disc jockey DJ Flexy Naira reportedly poisoned to death

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that Nigerian disc jockey DJ Flexy Naira was reportedly poisoned to death weeks after he shared a post on envy.

According to several reports making the rounds on social media, the student of Federal Polytechnic, Oko, Anambra, was poisoned on Saturday, July 3, 2021 at the club.

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He was said to have been rushed to the hospital but didn’t survive.

Rumours earlier made the rounds that the late DJ, Flexy Naija, who is the only child of his mother, was the viral voice behind the 'one for the DJ one for the hypeman' audio.

Despite the sketchy details surrounding Flexy Naija’s death, his demise came just a few weeks after he made a post about being envied on social media.

Source: Legit.ng

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