Bank Staff Writes Final Words Citing Economic Hardships Before Committing Suicide

Bank Staff Writes Final Words Citing Economic Hardships Before Committing Suicide

A staff member at Globus Bank in Ikorodu, Amarachi, has allegedly committed suicide by drinking sniper owing to the worsening economy, among other factors.

The lady’s picture was posted on social media alongside her note, where she listed her reasons for her actions.

According to the late banker, she felt nothing was working in her life and her future looked bleak alongside extreme hardship and a depleting economy.

Rather than continue to struggle, she chose to end things while apologising to her family and friends for her decision.

Many have empathised with her in the comments, understanding her reason for this action.

See the post here:

“The economy is getting harder” — Bank staff writes in final note as she commits suicide
“The economy is getting harder” — Bank staff writes in final note as she commits suicide

Some Reactions To The Post Below

@Badgowies wrote: “Nigeria will make you feel nothing is working in your life. The economy is getting harder. E no go better for tinubu”

@AkposJim said: “Omo I feel her pain. When people depends on you and things are not working right the way they should and no one to call for help ????????‍♂️????????‍♂️????????‍♂️????????‍♂️”

@samtalks__ advised: “guys please there is no shame in crying for help, especially family and close friends, people are so caught up in their own worlds these days they can’t maintain a relationship/friendship, sometime all you need is someone to Hug you and give you a little hope to keep pushing! ❤️‍????”

@adu_faye stated: “You try to work legit and all work your ass off. Monday to Sunday no rest and all the money you work for a month can’t feed you 101, can’t buy you clothes, or pay your domestic bills, the country is gone. It’s so hard, the economy is harsh , YHWH”


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