8 Months Pregnant Woman Who Was Beaten To Death By Husband Buried Alongside Her Baby (photos)

 8 Months Pregnant Woman Who Was Beaten To Death By Husband Buried Alongside Her Baby

(photos)

   A Facebook user identified as Ukan Kurugh, has written the concluding part of the story of Chinyere, who was beaten to death by her husband.

   "Unfortunately for Sylvia or Chinyere as she was fondly called by family and close friends, she did not live to tell her own story. She was cut down in her prime by the man she loved till death did them part Obinna Akaleme, her

husband. She died on the day she was due to give birth after series of miscarriages in her husband's house.

  Chinyere Sylvia Akaleme (nee lgbo) was born on 27 april 1981 into the family of Mr and Mrs Reginald Chiaka lgbo.

   The second child and 1st daughter of the family with six other siblings, Sylvia was raised in a middle-class Catholic  family residing in Ajao estate, lagos where she had her nursery, primary and secondary education. She was a very bright pupil and her position in class never went below the top three. She gained admission into the university of Ilorin in Kwara state where she read electrical engineering and graduated with second lass honours. She started a career in informat

ion technology and quickly got several professional qualifications including sisco into her academic profile. She started her working career with Karox computers before moving on to reliance info systems Itd where she became a product and sales manager

  Her last job was with the Wini group, an Ikeja based corporation.

In 2012 she met and married Obinna Akaleme a farmer/chef/ kitchen assistant and thus began her journey to an untimely death in the hands of the man she loved so much and catered for. She died on the on the 29th of march 2017 and she was committed to mother earth at

the Ikoyi cemetery on the 19th of july 2017.

       Engr sylvia is survived by her aged grandmother, herparents, siblings, uncles, aunties, nephews and nieces.

May her gentle soul rest in peace, Amen.