Late singer, Osinachi Nwachukwu is in hell fire – Pastor reveals what God told him

A Tanzanian pastor, Allen Mziray, has revealed that the late popular Nigerian singer, Osinachi Nwachukwu is in hell fire.

Mziray said God has told him that the Nigerian singer was in hell fire due to her disobedience.

MOUTHPIECE NGR recalls that the singer was buried in Abia State a few days ago.

The singer was reported to have been killed by her husband, Peter Nwachukwu, after subjecting her to domestic violence.

But, the alleged husband said he has had no hand in the death of the mother of his children, reaffirming that she died of lung cancer.

The said pastor said God had informed him that the late singer did not make heaven for using the instruments of Jezebel.

The pastor has via a Facebook post on Monday titled, ‘Osinachi Nwachukwu is in hellfire for disobedience,’ said God revealed these things to him during a vigil.

He said God had warned the late famous Nigerian singer several times to change her ways, but she declined.

The post reads: “A few days ago, we were in a vigil prayer in the church when suddenly the Lord appeared, and he told me, Allen, what is the latest news about the gospel singer, Osinachi Nwachukwu?

“I told the lord “very recently, I saw a Youtube story that they were performing a burial ceremony; I saw the coffin in the church which I believe they were going to bury her at last.

“The Lord said to me, “go and speak about this again, tell my children what happened. Osinachi is in hellfire for disobedience. I warned her, but she never wanted to listen to me.

“I warned her many times through different ways, but still she did not listen to me; she just kept hardening her heart and using these instruments of Jezebel. She’s now in hellfire suffering great torment; she is burning in fire because of the property of Jezebel she was using.”

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