How Do I Get to Tell My Kids? Pregnant Wife Whose Hubby Was Burnt Alive by In-Law Opens Up in Video (Details below)

A Nigerian woman whose husband, Ifeanyi Njokure was burnt alive by her brother-in-law has cried out bitterly in a viral video lamenting her tragic loss

The woman identified as Princess Munachi narrated what happened on the fateful day when Benjamin Ogudoro, her husbands alleged killer attacked

According to Munachi, the man came in when her husband and her sister-in-law were sleeping, poured fuel on them and set them ablaze

Princess Munachi, the distraught pregnant woman whose husband was allegedly burnt alive by a relative called Benjamin Ogudoro has opened up in an emotionally charged video.

According to the woman, her late husband named Ifeanyi Njokure was allegedly killed by one Benjamim who is currently in detention at the Lagos State Criminal Investigation Department.

Benjamin is the husband to Majela Chinyere Ogudoro, a sister to the deceased who returned to Nigeria from Scotland on that tragic day.

How it happened

Narrating the blood curdling story, Princess said her late husband was sleeping alongside her sister-in-law who also died on the spot as a result of injuries sustained as a result of the fire.

She said Benjamin and her husband had a misunderstanding. Benjamin then went out only to return when the two were asleep. He returned with fuel which he poured on them and lit a match.

Her words:

“How do I get to tell my kids that your father died? He didn’t die in an accident, he wasn’t sick. How would I get myself to tell them that he was burnt?”

The touching video of her interview was shared on Instagram by @bbcnewspidgin.
Father of three kidnapped in Anambra yet to be released

Meanwhile, Edujandon.com previously reported that a Nigerian woman whose husband was kidnapped by gunmen said the man was yet to be released. The woman sounded very emotional when she was contacted to react on the matter.

According to story, Harrison Ndubuisi Aronu was kidnapped on July 31 in Oraifite, Anambra state.

He has still not been released by his abductors since then and his family has not been contacted.

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