BREAKING: Osinachi's Sister Changes Gear, Says It Was Not Domestic Violence That Killed Her Sister, Reveals Cause Of Death, Indicts Husband

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The sister to Osinachi Nwachukwu late gospel singer, Favour Madu has in a new twist said starvation caused by her husband led to the singers death.

Favour on Monday told the Federal Capital Territory High Court, Abuja, Peter Nwachukwu, the husband of Osinachi maltreatment eventually resulted to her death.

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Favour while testifying as a second witness for the prosecution in the alleged culpable homicide case brought against Nwachukwu by the Attorney-General of the Federation’s office, said Nwachukwu treated her sister like an animal and starved her despite being the provider of the house.

While demanding for her sister, she told the court:

 “My sister developed ulcer as a result of starvation because Nwachukwu never provided for his family. She was the provider for the family. My sister owns the house they lived in.

“He drove her out of the house with their last baby under the rain and it was her first son that got a wrapper to cover the baby."

According to Favour, the family referred to Nwachukwu as “Manager” because he had control of everything including her money, and the fear she had of him, made her not to relate well with her family.

She added, “Her husband never treated her well. He treated her like an animal, beat her anyhow, never made her happy and never allowed her to associate with her family.

“There was a time she went for ministration and when she asked for stage fee, she was told that N2million had been paid into her husband’s account.

“He was responsible for booking events, collecting money and only told her to go and minister without giving pocket money. When my father was ill, he wanted to come to Abuja for treatment but the defendant refused and he eventually died.

“While travelling for our father’s burial, the defendant slapped her because she complained of how rough he was driving.”

The defense counsel, I A Aliyu, during cross-examination asked Favour how she became aware of such occurrence as she was in Enugu but she replied they became aware of this through telephone conversation.

Aliyu then asked Favour if the family expected to benefit from her late sister’s finances, in which she replied Yes.

The matter has been adjourned by the judge, Justice Njideka Nwosu-Iheme until Tuesday, for continuation of hearing.