Final-Year University of Lagos Student Takes Own Life, Records Act in Disturbing Video
Emmanuel, who had registered and paid for the current semester, was found ingesting insecticide in a distressing video . The motive behind his decision remains unclear, as he did not provide any hints in the recording.
AKACHI NOEL 
In a tragic incident, Olatunji Olayinka Emmanuel, a final-year student in the Department of English at the University of Lagos, has committed suicide. The heartbreaking act was confirmed by the university's public relations officer, Alagba Ibrahim, on Thursday.
Emmanuel, who had registered and paid for the current semester, was found ingesting insecticide in a distressing video. The motive behind his decision remains unclear, as he did not provide any hints in the recording.
University PRO Alagba Ibrahim expressed condolences to the Olatunji family and stated, "He has paid and registered for the semester. The entire University community commiserates with the Olatunji family, and prays that God grants the bereaved family the strength and fortitude to bear the irreplaceable loss."
This tragic incident follows the recent suicide of Mallam Abdullahi Ardo, a 38-year-old watchman in Bauchi State. The University of Lagos student's death raises concerns about the mental health challenges faced by individuals, emphasizing the need for support systems and awareness.
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The reasons behind these recent suicides are yet to be fully disclosed, prompting a wider conversation on mental health awareness and preventive measures.
