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Baba Ijebu, Premier Lotto Agent Commits Suicide In Lagos After Posting Suicide Note On Facebook
March 7, 2016 – Pictures: Naija Man, Baba Ijebu Premiere Lotto Agent Commits Suicide In Lagos Hours After Posting Suicide Note On Facebook
A very depressed man who hailed from Ado Ekiti, Ekiti state has ended his own life days after he posted a suicide note on Facebook.
His Lotto shop.
Ariyo Olanrewaju Taiwo popularly called Ariyo, a single father of two children was said to have been heartbroken when his girlfriend of just 8 months left him last week.
He took to Facebook yesterday to post a suicide note hours before drinking a liquid suspected to be the popular insecticide called Sniper.
His lifeless body was pulled out from an uncompleted building in Akesan area Alimosho Local Government area of Lagos today.
The body of the deceased who was a member of the Living Bread church in Akesan had been deposited at the mortuary .
See the suicide note he left and an insensitive comments from one of his friends below
Metu Nyetu
March 8, 2017 at 5:10 AM
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA! FOLKS, FORGIVE my outburst of laughter, but that friend of his is very funny. If only he knew that his guy was not joking! The rate of suicide in this country has possibly toppled that of the U.S. Why does a thing as woman leaving man or man jilting woman frequently drive people to life’s threshold? Maybe it’s safer not to love again.
Ray
March 8, 2017 at 7:04 AM
So sad
Mosco Egwowa
March 8, 2017 at 8:39 AM
U Dont Knw What It Takes Out Of A Man Whn A Womn Left Hm Behind.
fifelomo
March 8, 2017 at 10:54 AM
Rip.
Lola O
March 8, 2017 at 10:14 PM
That is why we shouldn’t make stupid jokes, or take things for granted. A lot of people are depressed these days. The Nigerian economy has belittled some people and made them wholly dependent on others to survive, with the accompanying insults and a blow to men’s ego, sometimes knowing their wives are sleeping around but turn the other way. Bills have to be paid and kids need food. Please keep quiet if you can’t say encouraging words to people. The thought of suicide never once crossed my mind as an option, in over 50 years on this planet. If you see anyone talking about their death, please get help for them as soon as possible. If you are far away from the person, contact persons nearby to go seek them out. It is well.