Suicide: Someone should please reach out to this lady

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Suicide: Someone should please reach out to this lady




































A Nigerian lady identified as Jennifer Otu took to Facebook in the early hours of today November 6, to share what many have interpreted as a "suicide note". 

Jennifer Otu wrote;


Goodbye Everyone
Death is what am left with
Am so sorryI Love u all. 

 Suicide: Someone should please reach out to this lady


Her bio on Facebook revealed that she is a Law student at the University of Calabar and also an indigene of Ikot Abasi in Akwa Ibom State.





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