Prophetess Ezinne Nwanorue, a Nigerian-based preacher living in Canada, has sparked controversy online after celebrating the death of her mother-in-law in a social media post that has attracted widespread criticism.
The cleric shared the funeral poster of the deceased, Comfort Nwanorue, on Facebook on Monday, accompanying it with remarks in which she accused her late mother-in-law of being responsible for her past struggles.
In the post, Ezinne claimed she had endured years of spiritual attacks and persecution, stating that she believed God had exposed those behind her challenges. She also issued stern warnings to individuals she described as agents of evil, urging them to repent.
Her comments triggered a wave of reactions across social media, with many users condemning her for publicly expressing joy over the death of a family member.
The incident has also renewed public interest in Ezinne's marriage to Franklin Nwanorue, which previously made headlines over a controversial fidelity oath before his relocation to Canada.
Before leaving Nigeria, Franklin recorded a video in which he pledged to remain faithful to his wife, declaring that he should die if he ever cheated on her after relocating abroad.
However, Ezinne later accused her husband of violating the oath, alleging in a separate Facebook post that he became involved with another woman despite his public declaration.
As of the time this report was filed, Franklin Nwanorue and other members of his family had yet to issue any public response to Ezinne's latest social media post.
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