“Canada Based Nigerian Prophetess Sparks Controversy After Celebrating Mother in Law’s Death on Facebook”
Canada based Nigerian woman and self-described prophetess, Ezinne Nwanorue, has triggered widespread reactions online after publicly celebrating the death of her mother-in-law in a Facebook post.
Nwanorue reportedly shared the funeral poster of her late mother in law, Comfort Chika Nwanorue, alongside a highly critical message in which she described the deceased in derogatory terms and accused her of being among people who had allegedly worked against her. The post has since drawn condemnation and mixed reactions from social media users, with many questioning the decision to publicly celebrate the death of a family member.
The development has renewed public attention on Nwanorue’s ongoing marital controversy. Earlier in July, she went viral after reportedly insisting that her husband, Franklin Chimaobim Nwanorue, publicly swear that he would remain faithful to her before relocating to Canada. In a video shared online, her husband reportedly vowed that he would die if he cheated on her after joining her abroad. Nwanorue later alleged that her husband had still been unfaithful despite the oath, further fuelling public discussion about the couple’s relationship.
The latest controversy remains largely based on social media posts and claims attributed to the individuals involved. As of the time of filing this report, there had been no publicly reported response from Franklin Nwanorue or other members of the family regarding Ezinne Nwanorue’s latest post. The incident continues to generate debate about family conflict, public disclosures and the growing role of social media in exposing private disputes.