The Minister of Women Affairs, Dame Pauline Tallen, has  demanded for Justice for the late popular Gospel Singer, Osinachi Nwachukwu who was alleged to have died as a result of gender-based violence (GBV) perpetrated by the husband, as well as full protection for the children left behind by the late singer. 

In a statement, the minister who had  a private session with the children of the deceased while on a condolences visit to the family, disclosed that her findings compelled her to make the demands for justice for the late singer.

Dame Pauline Tallen says the extent of allegations and stories in the social media should be taken with caution, stated that “There is no smoke without fire!”

“I have confidence in the Police and the Judicial system to ensure justice for the late singer; and I also demand that the children should be offered special protection; those are what the Nigerian women, whom I stand to represent are demanding of this situation.”
 
According to the statement, the children of the deceased were being cared for by a family friend, Mr. Sunday Achino from the Church where the late singer worshipped.