62-Year-Old Evangelist’s Husband Hangs self to death in Akure

A 62yr old man identified as Moshood Lasisi has committed suicide in his room in Ayede ogbese, Akure North Local Government area of Ondo State, Southwest Nigeria.

Lasisi who was walking on crushes, it was gathered hung himself when his wife and children had gone to farm.

His wife met his corpse in the room, after she knocked severally but without response.

The wife, Lady Evangelist Victoria Lasisi, said she had to peep through the window where she saw her husband’s body dangling from the rope with which he had tied himself to the roof of the house.

When our correspondent visited the scene, it was observed that the deceased had arranged tables and foot stools to carry out the suicide.

The chairman, Christian Association Of Nigeria, CAN in Ogbese, Pastor Oyedeji Aladenika described the incident as shocking and wondered why the man had to commit suicide.

Pastor said though the man was leaving with dislocation in his leg, his wife and children were taking care of him.

The Police in the area are yet to react to the incident.

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