A wave of grief and has followed the tragic death of 26-year-old Moses Peace, whose life was cut short on the night of March 19, 2026, along Ada George Road in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.
Peace, described by those who knew her as vibrant and purpose-driven, was reportedly returning from a church program when the incident occurred. Eyewitness accounts indicate that she was struck by a speeding convoy, with multiple vehicles allegedly running over her in succession.
Disturbingly, witnesses claim that none of the vehicles in the convoy stopped after the impact, leaving the young woman at the scene. She was said to have died instantly from the severity of the injuries sustained.
The incident has sparked widespread calls for accountability, particularly as details surrounding the convoy remain unclear. Residents and bystanders in the area are still trying to piece together what happened in the moments leading up to the fatal death.
Until her death, Peace was actively involved in social development initiatives. She was the founder of the Moses Peace Foundation, a non-governmental organisation focused on empowering women and supporting community development efforts. Friends and associates say she had clear ambitions and was committed to building a meaningful future.
In the wake of the incident, members of the public are urging anyone with useful information to come forward. Individuals and business owners along Ada George Road. on the night of the incident have been specifically called upon to assist ongoing efforts to identify the convoy involved.
Observers say even the smallest detail — including vehicle descriptions, number plates, or unusual movements — could prove crucial in tracking down those responsible.
The tragedy has reignited conversations around road safety, the conduct of convoys, and the broader issue of accountability in Nigeria. Many insist that incidents of this nature must not be overlooked, stressing the importance of justice not just for the victim, but as a deterrent against reckless behaviour.
As of the time of filing this report, authorities are yet to release an official statement regarding the incident.
The call for justice continues to grow, with many Nigerians demanding that those responsible be identified and held accountable.