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The body of Miss Wendy Achumba, the slain student of School of Nursing Umuologho Obowo, was buried on Friday at her father’s compound in Umuokohia, Obingwa LGA of Abia State.
Miss Achumba was allegedly raped and murdered at her lodge in Umuologho on May 21, 2026 after she allegedly repelled romantic advances from an indigene of the community.
The father of the victim, Mr Jerry Achumba, at the interment, appealed to Abia State Governor, Alex Otti, security agencies and the Nigerian judiciary to ensure that any one found responsible for his daughter’s murder is sentenced to death.
Achumba lamented that his slain daughter was abused and murdered in cold blood. He said that his family’s ultimate demand is the those who murdered Miss Wendy be tried and sentenced to death, according to law.
“My family will not rest until the person that killed her is tried convicted and executed; my daughter must get justice.
“Don’t say because she is buried it is ended. No, it has not ended,” said the bereaved father.
In his burial speech, Abia State Governor, Alex Otti, assured the bereaved family that his administration will pursue justice against anyone involved in the murder.
The Governor, Otti, who was represented by his Special Assistant on Students Affairs, Chinedu Nwosu, said that the state government would not allow any Abia citizen to be killed in such brutal manner.
“Abia State government will not fold its arms in the face of violence against our people. A bright future and a life full of talent was cut short in a brutal act.
Governor Otti said, “We also reaffirm the commitment of the state government to continue to support the family throughout this judicial journey until justice is fully served.
The burial was attended by Students of School of Nursing, Umuologho Obowo in large numbers, who wept profusely as the body of their former colleague was interred during the event.
