Obituary, Cause of Death, and Makeda Sade Swift

 The terrible murder of 40-year-old Makeda Sade Swift, who was shot and killed during a robbery at her employment along the Eastern Main Road on Friday night, has left the St. Joseph community in shock.

According to reports, Swift, a well-known businesswoman and proprietor of Sade Body and Sole Nail Salon, was attacked inside her car. After being taken to Mt. Hope Hospital, she passed away from her wounds.

Family and friends, especially her father, well-known Rastafarian DJ Brian De Four, better known by his stage name Nyahbinghi, are grieved by the tragic event. "Father forgive them for they know not what they have done," he said, delivering a message of forgiveness amid pain.

Makeda was well regarded for her vivacious personality, diligence, and commitment to her art. Her manicure business had established itself as a mainstay in the neighborhood, renowned for both its offerings and the friendliness and optimism she bestowed onto her customers. She was a driven businesswoman who believed in inspiring people and making a space that was inviting to everyone, according to her friends.

Although the robbery's specifics are still being investigated, authorities have stated that they will provide updates on the case as new information becomes available.

In addition to her business spirit, many people in St. Joseph and beyond are remembering Makeda for her generosity, contagious enthusiasm, and affection for everyone around her. The tragedy has caused an outpouring of grief.

Clients, friends, and community members who were impacted by her life are continuing to pay tribute as her family deals with this unfathomable loss. As family members come together to honor the life of a woman who passed away far too soon, plans for a memorial service will be revealed in the days ahead.