A staff member of a Nigerian university has reportedly committed suicide over his inability to pay school fees for his two daughters.
The Nation newspaper, which reported the news on Sunday morning, identified the man as Carter Oshodin, a non-teaching staff member of theBoth teaching and non-teaching staff of UNIBEN, like other federal government-owned universities, have not been paid their salaries because of the lingering strike by workers’ unions.for two months, but their members are yet to be paid their six months’ salaries.
The police spokesperson in Edo State, Chidi Nwabuzor, has confirmed the incident, according to The Nation.Meanwhile, the World Health Organisation that about 703,000 people commit suicide yearly, and that every 45 seconds someone dies by suicide around the world. The WHO, in 2021, said many suicides happen impulsively in moments of crisis, with a breakdown in the ability to deal with life stresses, such as financial problems, relationship break-ups or chronic pain and illness.
...he might have been a christian.
A coward. Will his death pay the bill? He now runs away and leaves his wife and family to sort out the mess he created. God punishes him wherever he is. All is well with the wife as she battles alone. A wicked man.
The person who committed suicide is a member of NASU/SSANU who have called-off their own strike and they will soon be paid! This suicide has absolutely nothing to do with ASUUstrike
ASUU why na
See depression
The misery in the grave cannot be better. The daughters he perished for will continue to enjoy life without him.
Jisos!
Na wao..
that's why education need to be free
I thought non academic staffs have been paid
I think it's more than non-payment of school fees. What about feeding and rent? Depression took him out! He should have resisted it! His children will leave on with or without him and go on to become something great! The university should give his wife the money they owed him.
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