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Destiny Etiko Criticizes Government Over The Death Of Renowned Igbo Fish Merchant

Destiny Etiko, a Nollywood celebrity, has spoken out against the widespread k!lling of defenseless Nigerians in the South East.

She expressed regret while grieving the demise of prominent Anambra businessman Ifesinachi Onyekere, widely known as “Fish Magnet.”

Before his death was officially confirmed, you may remember that on Saturday, July 26, we reported that the businessman had been kidnapped.

In response to his depressing death, Etiko urged the government to fulfill their duty by ensuring public safety.

“What was his offense Bikonu. Because decided to be useful to himself. Someone people are not human at all. Kidnapping and taking money from him wasn’t enough…must u sniff life out of him. Honestly I have been having anxiety since yesterday upon this devastating news. Pls our government should look into the security of our country This tragedy is becoming a nightmare to us. We need maximum security in all the states especially in the eastern part of Nigeria. My heart is pained. RIP MY IGBO BROTHER,” she wrote.

May his soul rest in perfect peace.

Live with Purpose, Love with Passion. Remember to be happy

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‎Rose Ajieh

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