Further details are created after the suicide of the Nigerian doctor in the US consorter struggle

By John Ogunsemore

Further details have emerged about the circumstances that the cardiologist, based in the United States, the cardiologist Dr. Ikenna remember.

It was learned that the 36 -year -old is reminiscent of Sunday, January 26, by shooting himself with a pistol.

He is said to have undergone a messy battle in front of a US court with his ex-wife Suzette Chibuogu van-Lare for custody for the two children produced by the union.

In an X-Post, Clayton Udo said a Nigerian-American share that the American court was reminiscent of paying his ex-wife as child benefit every month.

Udo said that reminds had spent thousands of dollars of legal costs during the continuing custody fight that his ex-wife won.

Udo claimed that remembered his license as a cardiologist in relation to his marriage problems.

“In this case, he lost his license as a cardiologist and they have made him $ 15,000 a month plus impaired access to his children,” said Udo.

However, remembered former father-in-law, Francis van-Lare, went to Facebook to correct what he described as “misinformation” about the matter.

He claimed remembered his ex-wife and children called over three hours after the loss of custody and the police.

According to him, he must have reminded himself to avoid a lengthy prison sentence for his action.

Van-Lare said: “While there was a custody battle in which my daughter is involved, I became aware of the Nigerian time last Monday morning at around 3 a.m. , after she had lost a custody penalty.

“Nanny managed to flee and called the police and when the police arrived he shot himself.

“I think he decided to kill himself instead of kidnapping with a fatal weapon for three years – 25 years each.

“While I sympathize with his family for his death, my daughter is not responsible for taking his life, and I thank God that it did not degenerate where he shooted my daughter, grandchildren and himself.

“May his soul rest in peace. Everyone is a loser here and it is traumatized for everyone, including me. ”

Van-Lare found that remembered license was never revoked as claimed.

“In order to make records clear, Dr. Ikenna never revoked license.

“He has active licenses in Illinois, New York, Virginia and Maryland, so that a state cannot revoke all of the licenses at the same time, even though nobody has been revoked.”

With the alleged outrageous support of children, he said: “The support of children was so determined because he has a physically challenged son, needs special care from various medical facilities and attends a school for special needs that cost money and dishes, Make decisions of the income of both parentthers. ”

Van-Lare added: “He is not a victim, but his son and daughter now failed without her father.”

The ex-father-in-law said that no reasonable person should take on life about money to use to support his children.

“He was asked not to pay child support, without maintenance or spouse support, since my daughter is self -sufficient.

“May his soul still rest in peace,” he added.

In the meantime, Obim Onujiogu, another member of the Nigerian Community in the United States, announced that reminder will be buried on February 3.

Onujiogu said: “In a loving memory of Dr. Ikenna C. remind. The ASA DC family canceled the sudden and premature death of Dr. Ikenna is reminiscent of Dr. Ikenna C. remind you, a beloved father, son, brother and a respected cardiologist, who left on January 26, 2025.

Dr. Rememener was born on March 4, 1988 and was a compassionate healer and committed family man. He is made by his children Ugonna and Munachi, parents Engr. Chris and Mrs. Chinwe are reminiscent of Chuks, Onyi, Kenny and Gechi.

“A celebration of life will take place on Monday, February 3, 2025, in Gary L. Kaufman Funeral Home in Elkridge, MD, from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., followed by funeral in the Meadowridge Memorial Park.”