Family of Pregnant Woman Allegedly Murdered by Husband Seeks Justice in Benin City, Edo State

The family of 42-year-old Franca Odiawe is calling on the Edo State Government, Police Command, and other relevant authorities to ensure justice is served in her alleged murder through domestic violence in Benin City. Franca, who was eight months pregnant, allegedly died alongside her unborn baby due to sustained abuse by her husband, John Odiawe.



The family, who visited the Corporate Head Office of ITV and Radio in Benin City, is seeking swift action to be taken against John Odiawe. They believe that he should be held accountable for his actions and face the consequences of his alleged crime.

This tragic incident highlights the concerns surrounding domestic violence in Edo State. The family hopes that this incident will serve as a wake-up call for authorities to take more decisive actions in addressing domestic violence cases.

The family is urging the authorities to take immediate action to investigate the circumstances surrounding Franca's death and ensure that justice is served. They also call on the public to support efforts to combat domestic violence and protect vulnerable individuals from abuse.

The family is seeking support and solidarity from the public and relevant authorities during this difficult time. They hope that Franca's death will not be in vain and that her memory will serve as a catalyst for change in addressing domestic violence in Edo State.


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