Woman killed Herself over #150,000 debt
A mother of four and a hairdresser in Somolu area of Lagos state, identified as Yetunde Oladipupo committed suicide cos of her One hundred and fifty thousand naira debt.
According to punch, the Ogun state an indigin of ijebu-igbo, took a loan from a microfinance bank worth #150,000, and has been on pressure to pay back.
An unidentified resident said, she killed herself out of despirate pressure to pay back the loaned money.
Another resident revealed that,“Around 7pm, two friends visited her and she
saw them off. As she was returning, she went to a shop opposite her house where they sell provisions.
“After picking the insecticide, she asked the shopkeeper for a nylon wrapper, but the shopkeeper declined her
request and said she should return the insecticide. She kept it somewhere around her dress and left.
“As she was ascending the stairs to the first floor where she lived, she drank the insecticide. Within seconds, she
started feeling uncomfortable and called her five-year- old child to go and get help. She was rolling on the floor
and groaning with pain.
“Everybody was alarmed upon seeing the empty container of the insecticide. She was taken to a private hospital on the street, but she was rejected. She was
then rushed to the General Hospital, Gbagada, where about five doctors struggled to save her life. She, however, died.”
The Doctor of the General hospital she was rushed to confirm Mrs. Yetunde was brought to the hospital. He said, “The woman was brought to the hospital around 7pm on Friday and her people said she collected a loan which she could not repay. We don’t know the
details. Doctors tried to save her life, but she could not make it.”
Source: Dailypost
According to punch, the Ogun state an indigin of ijebu-igbo, took a loan from a microfinance bank worth #150,000, and has been on pressure to pay back.
An unidentified resident said, she killed herself out of despirate pressure to pay back the loaned money.
Another resident revealed that,“Around 7pm, two friends visited her and she
saw them off. As she was returning, she went to a shop opposite her house where they sell provisions.
“After picking the insecticide, she asked the shopkeeper for a nylon wrapper, but the shopkeeper declined her
request and said she should return the insecticide. She kept it somewhere around her dress and left.
“As she was ascending the stairs to the first floor where she lived, she drank the insecticide. Within seconds, she
started feeling uncomfortable and called her five-year- old child to go and get help. She was rolling on the floor
and groaning with pain.
“Everybody was alarmed upon seeing the empty container of the insecticide. She was taken to a private hospital on the street, but she was rejected. She was
then rushed to the General Hospital, Gbagada, where about five doctors struggled to save her life. She, however, died.”
The Doctor of the General hospital she was rushed to confirm Mrs. Yetunde was brought to the hospital. He said, “The woman was brought to the hospital around 7pm on Friday and her people said she collected a loan which she could not repay. We don’t know the
details. Doctors tried to save her life, but she could not make it.”
Source: Dailypost
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