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A family member of the man that jumped into a lagoon in Lekki Lagos has reacted to the incident.

The source told The Nation that the man left his Ondo State residence three days ago to attend a church programme at the Redemption Camp.

He said the family was yet to establish the reason behind the act and declined further comments.

The man, Adekunle Oluseyi, reportedly took off his clothes, phone, wristwatch, wallet, band and shoes before jumping into the water at about 10am.

LCCI officials, on getting the information, checked their Close Circuit Television (CCTV) footage and realised it was true, before alerting emergency workers.

Oluseyi’s wallet contained two Automated Teller Machine (ATM) cards and there was no cash inside.

As at press time, officials of the Lagos State Emergency Management Agency (LASEMA) and the Lagos Waterways Authority (LASWA) were yet to find Oluseyi.

General Manager LASEMA, Adesina Tiamiyu said search and rescue was ongoing.

He said: “We cannot say whether he is dead or alive. All we can say right now is that he is missing. It is confirmed that the man jumped into the lagoon.

“LASWA, LASEMA and Marine Police have been searching for him since we got the distress call from LCCI.

“From the CCTV footage, he suddenly pulled off his clothes and shoe. He looked to be sure there was no one around him and jumped into the lagoon.

“We are making efforts to find him alive or recover the body. His family has been contacted and all items found on him have been handed over to the police.”


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Suicide is not the last hope.

What a life?

GavelSlam:
The act of taking off his apparels and possessions suggest some level of mental health problems.

Of course, suicide can be related to a mental inadequacy to cope. But what I'm suggesting is a man who wasn't even in control of his own actions.

The mind had departed well before the body.

Why would he safeguard those items?

Did he think he was coming back to them?

How spontaneous was this step of suicide?

Most people that commit suicide do not go in search of a bridge or lagoon as they have ample opportunities within their reach.

you don't know what you are saying, you are just blabbing. Its very unfortunate he suffered deep depression and could not open up to any one.

Emotional torture on common is big and enormous.

The destroyed nigeria became land of sorrowful stories and news.

The way nigerians all of a sudden became suicidal is alarming!!

It was never like this in the past! Anyway we have never had it this bad with our economy.

just two years ago he were busy shouting sai baba sai baba , just look at the pain and suffering the clueless incompetent tyrant he voted brought to him and his family... to hell with Jubril

GavelSlam:
The act of taking off his apparels and possessions suggest some level of mental health problems.

Of course, suicide can be related to a mental inadequacy to cope. But what I'm suggesting is a man who wasn't even in control of his own actions.

The mind had departed well before the body.

Why would he safeguard those items?

Did he think he was coming back to them?

How spontaneous was this step of suicide?

Most people that commit suicide do not go in search of a bridge or lagoon as they have ample opportunities within their reach.

You have spoken wel5..Seconded!