The Senior Pastor of Dunamis International Gospel Centre, Dr Paul Enenche, has expressed deep grief and anger over the tragic death of Arise Television anchor, Somtochukwu Maduagwu, who was killed during a robbery attack in Abuja on Monday.
Somtochukwu, popularly known as Sommie, lost her life after she was reportedly attacked by armed robbers at her residence in Katampe, Abuja.
Her untimely death has drawn widespread outrage and sorrow across the country.
Speaking during the Commanding the Day midnight prayer session, Enenche condemned the killing, describing the perpetrators as “beasts” and declaring that they would never go free.
He said, “In the last three days, there was a very terrible robbery attack in a neighborhood here in the FCT, which led to the death of a young lady vibrant, full of life, and a broadcaster (Somtochukwu Maduagwu).
“I was told today that her fiancé, who was to marry her in just two months, wept like a baby. Such pain, such loss.
“I told someone, ‘These are not human beings, these are animals, beasts, that killed this innocent person.’
“Human lives cannot be wasted like this. Precious talents cannot be cut short like this. We cannot continue like this.
“And for these killers, they will never go free. They will never escape.
The blood of the innocent will cry out against them and pursue them to their graves, in the name of Jesus. They will never go free, in Jesus’ name.”
‘We cannot continue like this’ – Pastor Enenche reacts to death of Arise TV anchor, Somtochukwu Maduagwu