Kanvee Adams Alleges Community Nurse’s Treatment May Be Linked to Miracle A. Kettor’s Death
By: Anthony Dahn
Liberian gospel musician Kanvee Adams has alleged that the death of fellow gospel artist Miracle A. Kettor may have been caused by medical treatment administered by a community nurse, contradicting widespread social media claims that the singer was poisoned.
In a public statement, Adams claimed Miracle, who reportedly suffered from acid reflux, complained of a burning sensation in her chest on the morning of July 22 before a nurse allegedly administered a Diclofenac injection followed by an intravenous Cetirizine injection. She alleged that Miracle went into convulsions shortly afterward, collapsed, and later died despite being given what the nurse described as a reversal agent.
Adams said she has a recorded conversation related to the incident and has given the unnamed nurse until the end of tomorrow to publicly explain the circumstances or face calls for a formal investigation.
As of publication, there has been no official confirmation of the cause of Miracle A. Kettor’s death, and the allegations made by Adams remain unverified. Authorities have also not announced any investigation into the matter.
