Suspected "one chance" robbers k!ll woman in Port Harcourt

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Suspected "one chance" robbers k!ll woman in Port Harcourt

A woman identified as Onyinyechi Uchanma, has reportedly been k!lled by suspected one chance criminals in Port Harcourt, Rivers State. It was gathered that the mother of two was attacked and m8rdered on Monday night, March 2, 2026.  Details of the incident are still sketchy at the time of filing this report.  A friend and former colleague, Peace Cynthia Abah, who confirmed the sad news in a Facebook post on Wednesday, said she spoke with Onyinyechi last Friday.  On Friday, we chatted about our dreams and shared ideas on what it takes to be a strong woman, she wrote.  "You're single-handedly raising two children, and I was impressed! You submitted your CV to our Transamadi office, and I promised to speak with HR and the regional manager about your potential.  "You're a performer, a strong woman, and a goal-getter - just like me! We were planning for you to join me in Citizens Pension,just the way we follow ourselves from Sterling bank to UBA bank and we would've built our dreams together. "I was shocked when Jessica called me and told me about the one chance incident that you enter their vehicle and the  blood sucking idiot cut your life short  in Port Harcourt.  "I'm devastated by your passing. What will happen to the dreams we were discussing on Friday.  What about your two lovely children, who you've struggled to train and support? You were planning to achieve great things and become a strong regional manager. I'll forever miss you, my person with a heart of gold. You were one of the great things that ever happened to me. Rest in peace, my Beautiful friend.   The post Suspected "one chance" robbers k!ll woman in Port Harcourt appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.
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