5 Family Members Die After Jollof Rice Meal In Imo

Five members of a family died after a meal in the sleepy rural Umuokpara Umanu, Obollo community in Isiala Mbano Local Government Area of Imo State.

The deceased are Mr. Vitalis Nwosu, his wife, Obianuju, and their three children, Chinonso, Chinasa and Odimnobi. Vanguard gathered that Mrs. Obianuju Nwosu served the family jollof rice, which she prepared for dinner, and not long after they started experiencing stomach ache, stooling and vomiting.

A villager recounted the incident: “The children were the initial complainants and their parents quickly moved them to a nearby private hospital (names withheld). Every effort made to save them failed as they died one after the other.”

According to reports from the community, Mr. and Mrs. Nwosu later came down with the same symptoms and were rushed to a hospital in Owerri, but they also died.

A villager noted that two other members of the family, who also took part in the meal survived, adding that “the remains of the deceased have been deposited at Adam Mortuary, Ugiri.”

Reacting to the incident, the deceased’s first son, Mr. Chukwuemeka Nwosu, told newsmen that he was not at home when the incident occurred. While urging the security agencies to thoroughly investigate the incident, Chukwuemeka also said that he suspected foul play.

He alleged that his parents and siblings must have been poisoned by a relation over a protracted family matter. Although the traditional ruler of Amaukwu autonomous community, Eze Akwagbulem G. Anayochukwu, was not at home when Vanguard visited, a man close to the palace confirmed the incident.

He also confirmed that the royal father had visited the Police and the family.

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Horror! Meet the Family With a Curse That Makes All Their Men Disappear Without Trace One By One (Photo)

In what will come across as a really shocking development, a family has been said to be plagued by a heavy curse that threatens their men.

 

Rebecca Mokoena and her daughter Ouma. Photo by Ntebatse Masipa. 

 

A South African family has been in serious agony for a while.

 

According to Rebecca Mokoena, the matriarch of the family, they are under a curse and that the number '4' is a sign of bad luck for them.

 

Daily Sun SA reports, in 1994, Rebecca Mokoena’s only son Oupa disappeared without trace. Ten years later (2004), her husband Ishmael also vanished without trace.

 

The family visited a native doctor who told them that they have been cursed with idukanezwe muthi (a powerful juju)

 

The native doctor told them the intention is to make all male members of the family disappear without trace.

 

Now they are wondering who’s next. “In 2014 we were scared and guarding our three young like a hawk. We don’t trust anything because we don’t know who did this to our family,” said Ouma Mokoena (38), Rebecca's daughter.

 

“We lock the gates to stop the boys from wandering away especially on weekends. We check them when they are playing outside.”

 

Rebecca (42) said a native doctor came to strengthen her home so none of her male grandchildren disappeared. But even though the native doctor performed rituals she still lives in fear.

 

What worries her most is that her husband and son were mentally well when they disappeared. “I would understand if they were mentally disturbed or if we quarrelled, but none of that is a factor.”

 

Rebecca said she doesn’t sleep at night when she thinks about their disappearances. “I sometimes see my husband in dreams and he doesn’t seem to be happy. I’m asking for prayers.” she said

 

A native doctor, Madoda Vhuthela says idukanezwe is used by some bad ritualists to destabilise families.

 

“The muthi makes members of the family disappear without any reason.”

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Horror! Meet the Family With a Curse That Makes All Their Men Disappear Without Trace One By One (Photo)

In what will come across as a really shocking development, a family has been said to be plagued by a heavy curse that threatens their men.

 

Rebecca Mokoena and her daughter Ouma. Photo by Ntebatse Masipa. 

 

A South African family has been in serious agony for a while.

 

According to Rebecca Mokoena, the matriarch of the family, they are under a curse and that the number '4' is a sign of bad luck for them.

 

Daily Sun SA reports, in 1994, Rebecca Mokoena’s only son Oupa disappeared without trace. Ten years later (2004), her husband Ishmael also vanished without trace.

 

The family visited a native doctor who told them that they have been cursed with idukanezwe muthi (a powerful juju)

 

The native doctor told them the intention is to make all male members of the family disappear without trace.

 

Now they are wondering who’s next. “In 2014 we were scared and guarding our three young like a hawk. We don’t trust anything because we don’t know who did this to our family,” said Ouma Mokoena (38), Rebecca's daughter.

 

“We lock the gates to stop the boys from wandering away especially on weekends. We check them when they are playing outside.”

 

Rebecca (42) said a native doctor came to strengthen her home so none of her male grandchildren disappeared. But even though the native doctor performed rituals she still lives in fear.

 

What worries her most is that her husband and son were mentally well when they disappeared. “I would understand if they were mentally disturbed or if we quarrelled, but none of that is a factor.”

 

Rebecca said she doesn’t sleep at night when she thinks about their disappearances. “I sometimes see my husband in dreams and he doesn’t seem to be happy. I’m asking for prayers.” she said

 

A native doctor, Madoda Vhuthela says idukanezwe is used by some bad ritualists to destabilise families.

 

“The muthi makes members of the family disappear without any reason.”

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