Sudbury Woman Seeks Help to Return Mother’s Body to Nigeria After Fatal Attack
- A Sudbury woman seeks help to repatriate her mother’s body to Nigeria.
- Lydia Imie Ogbejiele’s GoFundMe campaign aims for $20,000 in donations.
- The tragic incident occurred during a family visit from Nigeria.
- Her husband, Lucky Ogbeliele, faces multiple serious charges including murder.
- Sudbury’s Nigerian Community Association supports the family during this crisis.
Community rallies for help amid tragedy
Devastating events have unfolded in Sudbury, where a woman is seeking assistance to return her mother’s body back to Nigeria following a brutal attack by her husband. Lydia Imie Ogbejiele, the victim’s daughter, and her sister Esther Umoru turned to crowdfunding, setting up a GoFundMe campaign with a goal of raising $20,000. With over $14,000 already contributed by the community, the sisters hope to honor their mother’s memory during these tragic times as they share their story.
The heart-wrenching events surrounding Lydia Imie Ogbejiele and the tragic death of her mother have highlighted the deep scars left by violence in families. The support from the Sudbury community is vital, as it shows how collective action can provide solace during some of the darkest times. The conversation surrounding domestic violence must continue, as we work toward fostering a safer environment for everyone.
