MAY HER SOUL REST IN ETERNAL PEACE. I ALSO WENT TO PRIMARY SCHOOL WITH HER ITS SAD TO KNOW THAT HER HER SPIRIT HAS BEEN CUT OFF LIKE THAT.  SHE WAS A GREAT PERSON.

FROM WHAT I HAVE HEARD, I UNDERSTAND THAT SHE HAD A DISAGREEMENT WITH HER BOYFRIEND WHO LATER ON KILLED HER AND PUT HER BODY PARTS IN A BIN BAG AND DUMPED THEM IN A RIVER BUT HER HEAD IS STILL MISSING. HER NIGERIAN BOYFRIEND HAS BEEN CAUGHT. I MIGHT BE WRONG. 

Koma nde a Trip mwangomasulirathutu pamenepa,osamapanga choncho iyayi.

Roca.

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Originally posted by: Trip
"What a sad way to go. Knew these guys from Dharap. I last saw her in Johannesburg some good 7 years ago. Then I heard she was selling sex in Hillbrow to Nigerian guys, then this. Another flower squashed before blossoming. RIP sister. "

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Most people don't want to hear the truth but lies. I glad someone courageous has come forward and said as it supposed to be. And to add to what you have said Trip - don't sell drugs, that's not for us Malawians, let the Nigerians do it. This should save us warning to some of you girls who get carried away with these Nigerians and their lies. They will use to ferry their drugs and ditch you. Its sad that we have lost two Malawians ( Remember CK?) because of drugs directly or indirectly.  Most of you you will hate me for saying this but its nothing but the truth. RIP sister

Sorry Trip, I meant to comment on what Zee said. No pain intended

This is an article from The Irish Times:

Murder victim is Malawian judge's daughter

The woman whose badly decomposed body was found on a riverbank in Co
Kilkenny last Friday was the daughter of the Malawian chief justice, Mr
Leonard Unyolo.

Conor Lally and Ralph Tenthani in Malawi.

Mr Unyolo, who was appointed chief justice last year, has already
travelled to Ireland and was last night due to contact gardaí
investigating the murder of his daughter.
Other members of the family have also arrived in Ireland and are due to
attend a committal service tonight in Waterford city for Ms Paiche
Onyemaechi (25), who had two children.
Gardaí have been told by people who knew Ms Onyemaechi that she had
worked as a lap-dancer in Limerick and Dublin.
She came to Ireland as an asylum-seeker and is understood to have been
living here, most recently in Waterford, for around four years.
She left Malawi in the late 1990s and went to London to pursue a course
in business administration.
While there she met her Nigerian-born husband. She later dropped out of
college and moved to Ireland.
Garda sources last night confirmed she was the daughter of the Malawian
chief justice. She was one of four daughters.
Malawi's Minister for Foreign Affairs, Mr George Chaponda, was also
quoted in newspaper reports confirming the dead woman was Mr Unyolo's
daughter.
"Our officers from our mission in the UK have gone there [to Ireland]
to investigate what really happened," Mr Chaponda told the Nation
newspaper in Malawi .
Gardaí began a murder investigation when Ms Onyemaechi's badly
decomposed body was found on the bank of the River Pil, Piltown, Co
Kilkenny, last Friday.
It was wrapped in black plastic bags and had been there for a number of
weeks.
Gardaí have confirmed the dead woman died a very violent death. Her
head
was detached from her body and there were a number of other marks on
her
body.
The investigation has now been switched to Waterford city.
Extensive house-to-house inquiries have been conducted at Herblain
Park,
where she lived with her husband and two young sons.
Gardaí have also interviewed a large number of her friends and
associates
and have carried out a technical examination on at least one house in
the city.
Supt Mick Devine, who is heading the investigation, said he was
satisfied
with the level of co-operation from the public so far.
"We're still exploring a number of avenues of inquiry," he said.
"We've interviewed a lot of people but it is still fairly early stages
in the investigation. We have a lot of work still to do."



© The Irish Times

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Originally posted by: Q
"YOU ARE REFERING TO  A "LAP DANCER" !!!! SO WHAT? IN WHICH WORLD ARE YOU ACTUALLY LIVING IN? I MEAN SOME OF US GUYS ARE "DUSTMEN".........JOBO IMENEYI TONSEFE SITIMAYIGANIZILA KUTI TIKANGAYIGWIRE PA LAWIZI.......OFA LERO SAFA MAWA MY FRIEND .....IT DOESNT MATTER WHETHER SHE HAD BEEN THE NUN OR PRESIDENT , THIS WAS SIMPLY THE WAY SHE WAS GOING TO DEPART FROM THIS LIFE WE LIVE AND THINK WE WILL LIVE FOREVER. <<<<<REST IN PEACE PAICHE>>>>>"

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Hey!! slow down a little, my man here was just quoting what was written in the newspaper. So what did you want him/her to do? Edit the part where it says lap dancer and put banker instead? It is that kind of attitude of denial that will keep us stagnant mentally and makes others think that we are still in the 18th century. Truth shall always prevail and it shall set you free in mind and saul. Yeah!yeah!yeah...............whatever

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Originally posted by: Q
"YOU ARE REFERING TO  A "LAP DANCER" !!!! SO WHAT? IN WHICH WORLD ARE YOU ACTUALLY LIVING IN? I MEAN SOME OF US GUYS ARE "DUSTMEN".........JOBO IMENEYI TONSEFE SITIMAYIGANIZILA KUTI TIKANGAYIGWIRE PA LAWIZI.......OFA LERO SAFA MAWA MY FRIEND .....IT DOESNT MATTER WHETHER SHE HAD BEEN THE NUN OR PRESIDENT , THIS WAS SIMPLY THE WAY SHE WAS GOING TO DEPART FROM THIS LIFE WE LIVE AND THINK WE WILL LIVE FOREVER. <<<<<REST IN PEACE PAICHE>>>>>"

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Calm down Q I agree with Zee. All I did was copy an article from the Irish Times because people were speculating all sorts of different scenarios. I copied the article as it was written and haven't added or removed anything from it. I didn't say anything disrespectful of her so don't take it out on me. You say ofa lero safa mawa, did I say I wasn't going to die? Achimwene muli ndi bvuto.

It seems you are offended that she was refered to as a Lap Dancer well take it up with the journalists who wrote the article they were basically telling it as it is. We all understand that her family probably aren't too happy to see her being refered to in that way but it was the job she chose.

No disrespect meant but you asked what world I am living in, well in my world refering to someone as a  lap dancer is another way of calling them a  stripper, so don't compare it to being a dustbin man. Compare being binnie to cleaning roads, hospitals or being a bbc etc Fair enough most of us do work we never dreamt we would ever do koma face it kuno sikwathu so to survive you take any job that comes your way!

I remember back in 1999 one parent had to come and take her kid back to MW after she had dropped out of college and started stripping in USA.She is now doing fine in MW.

Roca.

Come on guys a sister is gone!!! whether she was a lap dander stripper hooker whatever you want to call her - that does not matter!!!!!

What matters now is to respect her family - they are grieving for criying out loud!!!!

Talk is cheap but put yourself in her shoes - would you want people to bring your past whilst your family is grieving.

Kodi bwanji amalawife???? tizasitha???