Nigerian activist Harrison Gwamnishu took to Twitter on Sunday, October 20, 2024, to seek justice after the tragic death of 24-year-old Priscilla Ocheme, who was allegedly killed by her boyfriend in Lugbe, Abuja.
Priscilla’s relatives reached out to the activist, demanding justice, claiming she was murdered by a male friend identified as @Iamomoba on Instagram after he invited her over.
They expressed frustration with the handling of the case by authorities, particularly with the police for releasing the prime suspect. According to the family, Priscilla’s body is still in the mortuary, and the lack of proper investigation has deepened their grief.
Concerns have been raised over potential mishandling of the investigation, as reports indicate that essential steps, such as conducting an autopsy to confirm the deceased’s cause of death, were allegedly overlooked before releasing the suspect.
Harrison Gwamnishu, known for his advocacy for justice and human rights, has called attention to the case through social media, demanding accountability from law enforcement. He has urged the authorities to reopen the investigation and ensure that a thorough autopsy is conducted to determine the truth behind Priscilla’s death.
Her family continues to seek answers, pleading for a fair investigation that will lead to the prosecution of those responsible for her untimely death.
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The report of Priscilla’s death has sparked outrage across social media, with many calling for justice and transparency from the police,
Priscilla now joins a growing list of women who are victims of femicide in Nigeria and is a call to action to protect women from gender-based violence. It is a dire situation that demands immediate attention and unwavering resolve from authorities to ensure justice prevails and the safety of Nigerian women is protected.
The Nigerian government and enforcement agencies must swiftly apprehend these perpetrators and ensure they face the full force of justice. It is crucial not just for justice but also as a warning to others and to safeguard the lives of countless Nigerian women.
