Nigerian OAP And Photographer Oluwapelumi Orungbe Dies By Suicide
Budding Nigerian OAP Oluwapelumi Orungbe, a Cool FM intern, has reportedly taken her own life for unknown reasons.
N6, a popular on-air personality with Cool FM Lagos said the 2017 UNILAG graduate never showed any signs of depression. He expressed shock over her demise.
He wrote,
“Just received news that my intern committed suicide. Sharp, pretty young girl, though a bit reserved, just did NYSC with her whole life ahead of her. I’m numb and my hands are shaking. Depression is real. Please speak to someone and seek help. RIP Pelumi. Heaven has no more pain.”
Just Received News that my Intern Committed Suicide. Sharp, Pretty Young Girl tho a bit Reserved, Just did NYSC with her whole Life ahead of Her. I’m Numb & My Hands are Shaking. Depression is Real. Pls speak to Someone & Seek Help. RIP Pelumi. Heaven has no more Pain.
— #BiznessB4Pleasure (@N6OFLIFE) July 26, 2018
A few of her friends affirm that it didn’t look like anything was wrong. Kumbi, the late OAP’s best friend, also tweeted that she had spoken to her the night before. She disclosed that there was no indication that she was going to die by suicide.
Another friend, Banjo Taije, also reacted to her death. He wrote:
“I lost a friend today. Her smile was priceless, so full of life. She had everyone’s back. As I stood at her graveside I could only imagine what she must have gone through.
We chase fame, money and other things, only to realise that everything is just going to end with a three letter word R.I.P. so it’s up to us to make our days count.
Let’s always take out time to check on our friend’s. There is a lot going on the inside, because we smile doesn’t mean we are really okay. Money isn’t everything, she was comfortable.😭
Depression is real.
Rest in peace Oluwapelumi Orungbe.She was complete #Photographer #OAP”
Orungbe left a message for her Twitter followers over a series of tweets where she wrote:
“Lol I really need to go
Sigh
The bad energy that needs to stay far away…
Disaster
I’m sorry.”
May her soul rest in peace.
If you are battling depression or know someone who is, please reach out.
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