Nigerian Pastor’s Wife Shot and Killed in US
Eze Kings Akwue, a Nigerian pastor, has lost his Ghanaian wife, Eunice Dwumfour, after she was shot 12 times in the United States.
Eunice, the pastor’s wife, was shot dead outside her home in Sayreville, New Jersey, in the United States, according to reports.
ALSO READ: Reno Omokri Debunks Idea of Tems being First Nigerian Female Grammy Winner
The couple reportedly married three months ago, on November 24, 2022, at Champions Royal Assembly in Kubwa.
The unidentified assailant allegedly shot the 30-year-old councilwoman in her car.
According to reports, police discovered 12 bullet pellets in the woman’s white Nissan SUV near her home around 7.30 p.m. that fateful day.
According to eyewitnesses, shortly after hearing multiple gunshots, they saw a man in a hoodie run between two buildings and jump over a fence.
Nigerian Pastor’s Wife Shot and Killed in US. A preliminary investigation revealed that the deceased was caught on CCTV speaking to the assailant described by the witness as wearing a hoodie.
The investigation is still ongoing, and the motive for the assassination is unknown.
READ MORE:
- Inside Job Exposed: Kenyan Prison Wardens Convicted for Orchestrating Daring Terrorist Escape
Inside Job Exposed: Kenyan Prison Wardens Convicted for Orchestrating Daring Terrorist Escape Three senior prison - Uganda Pulls the Plug: Nationwide Internet Blackout Ordered Days Before Crucial General ElectionUganda Pulls the Plug: Nationwide Internet Blackout Ordered Days Before Crucial General Election Uganda has
- African Elections Under the Spotlight as Zambia Turns to Kenya Ahead of 2026 VoteAfrican Elections Under the Spotlight as Zambia Turns to Kenya Ahead of 2026 Vote Kenya
- “Two Drug Barons in Cabinet?” Kenya Government Fires Back as Ex-Deputy President Sparks Explosive Drug Claims“Two Drug Barons in Cabinet?” Kenya Government Fires Back as Ex-Deputy President Sparks Explosive Drug
- Kenyan Court Freezes Use of Private Lawyers by Government, Sparks Nationwide Legal StormKenyan Court Freezes Use of Private Lawyers by Government, Sparks Nationwide Legal Storm A major
