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    Man Jumps Into River Over Hardship –

    Ibom FocusBy Ibom FocusJuly 6, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Man Jumps Into River Over Hardship

    An unidentified man may have committed suicide by jumping into the Gbodofon River in Osogbo, Osun State.

    It was gathered that the man, described as middle-aged, committed the act at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday.

    A witness, who identified himself as Muri, claimed he overheard the man saying he was tired of life as he plunged into the river.

    “I saw him coming toward me on the bridge and was like murmuring something in Yoruba language that sounded like ‘ile aye ti su’ (I am tired of this life) before swiftly jumping over the railings into the river,” Mr Muri said

    Men of the Osun State Fire Service were called to rescue the man before drowning, but no trace of him was found when they got to the overflowing river.

    The fire service spokesperson, Ibrahim Adekunle, confirmed the incident, stating that the firemen were unable to reach the man due to the water level and current.

    “Our stations at Okefia and Abere deployed personnel immediately to the scene when we were informed about the incident.

    “However, our officers were unable to rescue the man because of the water level, which has gone up due to the downpour,” he said.

    Mr Adekunle stressed that suicide was never an answer to any challenge.

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