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Horror as Nigerian doctor in US takes own life

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A 36-year-old Nigerian cardiologist, Ikenna Erinne, based in the United States, has died by apparent suicide on January 26.

His death was confirmed by Obim Onujiogu, a member of the Nigerian community in the US.

According to Onujiogu, Dr. Erinne was a dedicated and compassionate medical professional, as well as a devoted family man.

Onujiogu shared the funeral details in a post on Facebook read by Persecondnews, announcing the funeral would take place on Monday, February 3, 2025, in Maryland, U.S.

“In Loving Memory of Dr. Ikenna C. Erinne. It is with heavy hearts that the ASA DC family announces the sudden and untimely passing of Dr. Ikenna Erinne. Dr. Ikenna C. Erinne was a beloved father, son, brother, and esteemed cardiologist, who departed on January 26, 2025,” Onujiogu wrote.

“Born on March 4, 1988, Dr. Erinne was a compassionate healer and devoted family man. He is survived by his children Ugonna and Munachi, parents Engr. Chris and Mrs. Chinwe Erinne, and siblings Chuks, Onyi, Kenny, and Gechi.

“A celebration of Life will be held on Monday, February 3, 2025, at Gary L. Kaufman Funeral Home in Elkridge, MD, from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM, followed by interment at Meadowridge Memorial Park.”

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