Uche Nworah, a London-based teacher and cultural ambassador, has shared a shocking account of an incident that reportedly occurred while the remains of the late singer Ifunanya Nwangene, popularly known as Nanyah, were being transported to Enugu.
Nworah, who has been Facebook friends with Ifunanya’s uncle for years, disclosed details shared directly by her uncle during a phone conversation.
Contrary to previous reports circulating on social media, Nworah clarified that Ifunanya did not live on the ground floor of her Abuja apartment, but rather on the second floor.
This clarification raises questions about how snakes could have accessed her living space, considering that ground-floor access via drains or toilets would not be applicable.
According to Nworah, the ambulance carrying Ifunanya’s body broke down en route to Enugu, in accordance with her father’s wishes.
This breakdown caused a delay, necessitating a replacement vehicle to continue the transport.
While waiting for the replacement ambulance, a snake was reportedly discovered under the broken-down vehicle.
Sharing the uncle’s account on Facebook, Nworah wrote:
“…Beyond social media claims, I received a call from Ifunanya’s uncle, who has been my Facebook friend for many years. During our conversation, he made disclosures that some may consider disturbing, while others may view them as mere coincidences.
“While these incidents may be entirely unrelated and purely coincidental, they nonetheless raise questions and leave room for reflection.”
This revelation has ignited discussions online, with many questioning the unusual events surrounding the singer’s death.
