Governor Chukwuma Soludo of Anambra, has expressed unhappiness over the demise of Somtochukwu Christelle Maduagwu, an anchor and producer with Come up Tv.
Maduagwu, a 29-year-old lawyer-turned-journalist, was killed throughout a theft at her residence within the Katampe space of Abuja on Monday.
In a condolence message, Soludo described Maduagwu, fondly referred to as Sommie, as a “shining star whose gentle has been prematurely extinguished”.
“At simply 29 years previous, she had already distinguished herself as a lawyer-turned information anchor, reporter, and producer with Come up Information Channel, the place her vibrant voice {and professional} excellence related with audiences throughout Nigeria and past,” the governor stated.
He famous that her demise was not solely a private tragedy to her household but in addition “a loss to Anambra state, the journalism occupation, and certainly our whole nation”.
“That such a promising younger girl, who labored diligently to tell and educate the general public, ought to meet such a violent and mindless finish is deeply disturbing and unacceptable,” Soludo stated.
The governor prolonged condolences to Maduagwu’s dad and mom, siblings, prolonged household, pals, colleagues at Come up Information, and all who knew and cherished her.
He additionally referred to as on the Nigeria Police Drive to hold out a “thorough, swift, and clear investigation” and be certain that these behind the killing are dropped at justice.
“Could her light soul relaxation in excellent peace, and will God grant her household and family members the fortitude to bear this irreplaceable loss,” he added.