Death brings everything into perspective

[karmaisabitch]

Adejumoke Aderounmu's sudden death at the age of 37. Those who knew her, both on and off screen, were taken aback by the abrupt and terrible shock of her loss. Aderounmu became well-known for her depiction of Esther in "Jenifa's Diary," where her charisma and brilliance won over the audience.. She committed suicide.
Why everyone is just not happy!?

 

[FuneralCry]

At least those gone cannot suffer anymore. I really envy those who managed to end their own existence on their own terms, rest in peace.

 

[Unicr0n]

Because money can't buy you happiness. People think it can which is why they covet material goods. That's why people think it's ridiculous that rich people can be depressed [why would they? They have M0nEy!!1$$$!] She likely had deeply personal issues that couldn't be resolved with it. It's very difficult to talk about mental illness in Nigeria and most African countries as well. She may have suffered in silence out of fear of making her family look bad. You're outcast if you are known to have deep mental issues. I feel for her.
ጽንዓት ይሃብኪም

 

[Apathy79]

Did any media company actually report that she committed suicide? I notice they usually don't and in a brief search the handful I've seen all seem to say cause of death unknown again. Be intrigued to know why she did it, although I'm guessing if no-one will even say that she did it, they can't really say why.

 

[karmaisabitch]

At least those gone cannot suffer anymore. I really envy those who managed to end their own existence on their own terms, rest in peace.

I agree they are in a better place!

Did any media company actually report that she committed suicide? I notice they usually don't and in a brief search the handful I've seen all seem to say cause of death unknown again. Be intrigued to know why she did it, although I'm guessing if no-one will even say that she did it, they can't really say why.

I saw it on my news app, she said goodbye in instagram post so it's obvious

Because money can't buy you happiness. People think it can which is why they covet material goods. That's why people think it's ridiculous that rich people can be depressed [why would they? They have M0nEy!!1$$$!] She likely had deeply personal issues that couldn't be resolved with it. It's very difficult to talk about mental illness in Nigeria and most African countries as well. She may have suffered in silence out of fear of making her family look bad. You're outcast if you are known to have deep mental issues. I feel for her.
ጽንዓት ይሃብኪም

I know right? That's what I'm saying if you're not happy career or money are not going to make you happy