TRAGEDY HIT AWKA AS FOUR WOMEN DIES MYSTERIOUSLY IN THEIR ROOMS HOLDING THEIR BIBLES (GRAPHIC PHOTOS)

Shocking details emerged yesterday on the
discovery of four female dead bodies in a room in
Ifite area of Awka, the Anambra State capital.
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Yesterday, there was a shocking discovery by the
Anambra State police command as they uncovered
four female dead bodies in a room occupied by a
couple on Olisa Onyeka Crescent near the
Commissioners’ quarters in Ifite area of Awka, the
Anambra State capital
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Two of the dead bodies were said to be holding Holy
Bible at the time they were discovered and they
might have gone to pray with the tenant of the room
when they met their death.
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Chinwe O
bi, a Grade Level 14 officer with INEC who
is one of the victims and a tenant in the building,
until her death, was the electoral officer for Onitsha
South LGA.
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Hosea Karma, the State Commissioner of Police, said
that following volunteered information, he went with
his men to the scene and discovered the bodies after
neighbours tried Mrs. Obi’s telephone line severally
without any response. According to Karma, the
decomposing bodies of the women had been taken to
the hospital for autopsy.
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It was also gathered that the husband of Mrs Obi,
who returned to Nigeria from Cotonou, died a week
ago in the same room and the body is still in the
mortuary.
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“A report came to us that a woman was being called
on phone without anybody picking it for two days and
we had to mobilize to her residence. On getting
there, we had to force the window open and saw the
bodies lying on the floor. The bodies found in that
room were without bruises which was an indication
that there was no attack from anyone.”
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Karma said that the other three women, whose
identities had not been known, were being suspected
to be her church members who came to sympathize
with her over the death of her husband.
The police commissioner said, however, that the
police discovered a generating set and a remnant pot
of soup suspected to be carbon monoxide or food
poison respectively.
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The commissioner disclosed that the soup as well as
their bodies had been taken to mortuary for
examination