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From PETRUS OBI, Enugu
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
The sun set yesterday for Mrs.
Ifeoma Egeonu, 27, who was set
ablaze by her husband,
Alexander, along with her two
children, Udochukwu and
Emmanuel, 6, as she passed on at
the National Orthopaedic
Hospital, Enugu, where she had
been receiving treatment since
the tragic incident occurred on
October 1.
Daily Sun had reported
yesterday that Mrs. Egonu was in
a critical condition after she was
delivered of a premature baby
as a result of the incident.
The baby who was delivered at
seven months and kept in
incubator died on Sunday,
October 23 at the National
Orthopaedic Hospital.
The unfortunate housewife had
earlier lost her son, Udochukwu,
on October 21 in the same
hospital, while doctors battled to
save her from severe burns
inflicted by her husband.
Ifeoma who hailed from Amuri
in Nkanu West Local Government
Area of Enugu State was said to
have died at about 10am
yesterday and her remains
deposited in the morgue
alongside the corpses of
Udochukwu and the premature
baby.
An uncle to the deceased, Mr. Luis
Ede, confirmed the death in a
telephone chat with Daily Sun in
Enugu.
Said he: “As I talk to you now we
have deposited her at the
mortuary. So we have three
corpses there. We are, however,
expecting the police doctors to
carry out an autopsy to
determine the cause of death.
“We have left the hospital
because we have nobody there
again. They are all in the
mortuary. As I am talking to you
I am on my way. The three
corpses are in the mortuary
now.”
The only survivor of the October
1 incident, six-year-old
Emmanuel has been discharged
from the hospital.
A police source told Daily Sun
that they were still expecting
Alexander who is being detained
at the Criminal Investigation
Department at the Enugu Police
Headquarters to make
statements on the dastardly act.

He should be very pleased with himself now.
"E" for EMMA. God with us!
Okija Christian!!!!