Tragedy Strikes Manchester’s Ghanaian Community: Beloved Church Leader Killed in Triple Stabbing
Tributes are pouring in for Alberta Obinim, a 43-year-old church leader who was tragically killed in a triple stabbing at her family’s home in Manchester’s Gorton area on Sunday. Her husband, Joshua, and their daughter are currently fighting for their lives in critical condition. Alberta was a dedicated member of the Blessed Baptist Temple and a vibrant figure in the city’s Ghanaian community, known for her kindness and joy.
The incident has sent shockwaves through the community, with police quickly arresting a suspect known to the victims. Detective Superintendent Toby Facey has assured the public that everything is being done to support the affected families and uncover the full details of the incident. As the investigation continues, police are urging witnesses and anyone with dashcam footage to come forward. The community remains in mourning for Alberta, a loving mother and devoted church leader whose presence will be deeply missed.
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