Osinachi’s Husband Will Be Charged To Court If Found Guilty – IGP

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The Inspector-General of Police, Usman Baba, has revealed that preliminary investigations on the death of a gospel musician, Osinachi Nwachukwu, have linked husband of the deceased artiste to circumstances surrounding her demise.

Baba revealed that the information obtained from the sources closed to the family and independent witnesses indicated that the husband was allegedly responsible for the artiste’s death and that they claimed her death was linked to domestic violence, perpetrated by Peter.

He noted that the findings would not be taken unilaterally, considering the circumstances surrounding her death, and that outcome of an ongoing post-mortem being conducted would still be relied on before taking a stand on the case.

According to him, considering the sensitive nature of the case, and the need to get justice, and swiftly, the police has approached the National Hospital, Abuja, for post-mortem examinations on the deceased to ascertain the cause of death.

He disclosed that as soon as investigations are concluded on the case and her husband is found guilty of the offence, he will be charged to court to face the consequences of his actions.

The Police boss, who described the demise of the artiste as untimely and heart-breaking, promised that the Force would ensure justice in the case.

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