Woman And Her Two Children Die After Allegedly Eating Suspected Poisoned Food In Imo State

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A 39-year-oId woman, Mrs Nchukwube Mmaduabuchi and her two children have been reported dead in Imo State after allegedly consuming a meal suspected to have been poisoned.

It was gathered that the incident happened in Ihitenasa, Chikenagu Amadaiaba Autonomous community, Orsu Local Government Area of the state.
 
The mother and her children, Adachukwu Vivian Mmaduabuchi, 17 and Tochukwu Mmaduabuchi, 14, were laid to rest on Wednesday, November 20, 2024.

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