WATCH THE VIDEO HERE The deceased also left a message, according to a broadcaster, Adetunji Akanbi Alatata, who shared the incident on his Facebook page on Monday. He wrote: “Leaving a note and a text message for his neighbor, a man commits suicide in Osogbo.” In the note, he wrote: “Before you call anybody, check messages on my phone.” Social media users have responded to this incidence in all kinds of ways, with some attributing it to depression. See some of he reactions below; Olabisi Abiodun Taofeek: “He would have tried to talk to people, I’m sure maybe he had taken to his social media spaces to also call for help. He is a man, society doesn’t really send us. Alihamdulilah I didn’t take such step in 2023. It was a call that saved me and that my friend doesn’t even know till date. Egbon, my story go blow later in the future. There are many hypocrites portraying themselves as NGOs, the whole world will know most of them are created to secure grants. God should please ease Men’s affairs. It’s not easy out there.” Akingbade Abayomi Olanrewaju: “But this is not the best thing to do.Anyway may God forgive his shortcomings and grant the family he left behind the fortitude to bear the loss.” Akinwuyi Mesaq Tomilayo Akintoms: “Hmmmmm depression”
Though the details of the incident were still sketchy as at the time of filing this report, in the text message, he wrote: “It will be easy to call people on my phone. And don’t shout or cry, I thanks.”
Kayode Kikelomo: “Some people are going through a lot,hmmm I pray God bless us with good people around us, some people couldn’t have committed suicide but because they lack good people around them,I pray we all have good people around us always,May his soul rest in peace.”
Samuel Oladayo MrVaibz: “Ọmọ!!! What a life, however suicide shouldn’t be an option to escape depression.
I pray God forgives him.”