Osinachi Nwachukwu Is Finally Buried

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 By McFross. 

Osinachi Nwachukwu Is Finally Buried


Osinachi Nwachukwu is finally buried as her body is brought home (to Abia State, her birthplace) for burial.



The singer’s body was received in her hometown in Amakpoke Umuaku community, Abia around 12:00 pm.


Osinachi’s body arrives hometown in grand style


Osinachi, who sang the popular song ‘Ekwueme’ died on April 8, 2022.


Prior to the last detention on Saturday, a night of worship was organized in Abuja on Thursday, June 23.


Yesterday, June 24, a Night of Prayer was also held at Isochi, Umunoci in the Abia state.


The burial of her wife won’t be attended by her husband Peter Nwachukwu, though.


Her family alleged that domestic abuse by the late singer’s spouse Peter Nwachukwu caused her death.


Due to the allegations, Nwachukwu will go on trial.

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