Tragic Loss: Globus Bank Employee in Ikorodu Takes Her Own Life
In a heartbreaking turn of events, Amarachi, a dedicated staff member at Globus Bank in Ikorodu, Lagos, has tragically taken her own life. The somber incident unfolded as she left behind a poignant suicide note, shedding light on the profound struggles she faced.
Amarachi’s poignant farewell message conveyed the depth of her despair. The note, left before she took her life, painted a stark picture of the challenges she grappled with. She expressed, “Nothing is working in my life.
My figures are low. My brain is closed up. The economy is getting harder. My decisions are wrong. My mind is messed up. The future doesn’t seem bright at all; I see extreme hardship. I can’t bear the pain anymore.”
In her final words, she apologized to her family, addressing her sorrow to her parents, siblings, and dear ones named Meme, Okwe, Tuto, Nazor, Chuchu, and Ifunanya. The weight of her distress and the anguish she felt were evident in her plea for mercy from the Lord.
This tragic incident shines a light on the mental health challenges faced by individuals, even those seemingly engaged in their professional lives. Globus Bank, her workplace, mourns the loss of a valued member of their team.
Amarachi’s death what it mean?Â
As news of Amarachi’s untimely death spreads, Ejes Gist News understands that it prompts a reflection on the importance of mental health awareness and support within society.
Her passing will serves as a poignant reminder of the struggles that many Nigerians silently endure.
Many Nigerians, friends, colleagues, and loved ones mourn her death.
Our Prayers
May Amarachi find peace, and may her tragic departure serve as a catalyst for open conversations about mental health and the need for a compassionate community that extends understanding and assistance to those facing inner turmoil.
He Suicide note reads ”
Nothing Is Working In My Life: My figures are low, My brain is closed up, The economy is getting harder. My decisions are wrong, My mind is messed up. The future doesn’t seem bright at all; I see extreme hardship. I can’t bear the pain anymore.
I’m sorry, Mum, I’m sorry Dad, I’M Sorry Meme, Okwe, Tuto, Nazor, Chuchu, Ifunanya.
Dear Lord, Have Mercy on Me
