See The Nigerian Woman Who Committed Suicide After Sending a Facebook Suicide Message

According to reports, the woman in question is identified as Asampete Fatima Usman, a graduate of the University of Maiduguri who lives and works in Abuja. Depressed Fatima sent out an apparent suicide letter to a couple of friends on Facebook on the 1st of October 2013.
In the suicide note, Fatima informs friends of her intention of killing herself but her friends thought she was joking. One of her friends who got the mail late was convinced that Fatima would kill herself for using the term “end it all” but she was pacified by those she those who assured her that everything was fine, that she had read too much meaning into the mail….she let it be but a few days later on October 8, 2013 exactly 3 hours after her last Facebook post, people started commenting that she had died.
To everyone’s surprise Fatima’s corpse was found by her family.

May God comfort her family!


Source: http://www.trendysturvs.blogspot.com/2013/10/see-nigerian-woman-who-committed.html

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