“We’ve been abandoned, Osinachi’s children need help” – Late Singer’s twin sister cries out

In a new video sighted online, Amarachi Eze, the twin sister of Osinachi Nwachukwu, has cried out for help over the welfare of the late gospel singer’s children.

Osinachi Nwachukwu’s death set the media ablaze with the several controversies it came with. While it was reported that the singer died of throat cancer at a hospital in Abuja, the majority of her friends and acquaintances alleged that Osinachi suffered domestic violence at the hands of her husband, which finally led to her death.

Following the accusations, the late singer’s husband, Peter Nwachukwu was apprehended and remanded in the Kuje Correctional Facility, pending the hearing and determination of the homicide-related suit instituted against him by the Attorney General of the Federation.

In the latest development, Osinachi’s twin sister, Amarachi appreciated the financial support the Minister of Women Affairs, Pauline Tallen has rendered so far concerning the children’s welfare.

However, Amarachi revealed they are battling many challenges including their inability to pay rent.

According to her, the Minister of Women Affairs had written to 2 South East governors to assist them and late singer’s children but the government has not responded after several attempts. Amarachi stressed the importance of the children’s welfare as they ensure justice is served concerning the death of her sister.

Her words;

“I am Amarachi Grace Eze, late Osinachi’s twin sister. The death of my sister left me and my family heart broken. And she also left behind four kinds and she was the one helping our family. The court served us a letter that their rent expired 13th of April 2022, and they are expected to leave the house.

“So far, the Honourable Minister for Women Affairs has rendered help to us. She followed up the case to see that my late sister gets justice. She has written to 2 South East governors (name withheld) and their wives but no response. We need help desperately to take care of the four children. Yes we need justice but her children’s welfare is important. Help us please”.