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Man Kills Himself After Wife Gave Birth To New Baby In Delta State. (photo)

Residents were shocked after a man allegedly committed suicide in an uncompleted building in Ozoro community in Isoko North Local Government Area of Delta state. According to reports, the man killed himself by hanging after his wife delivered a baby through operation, and was charged N15,000.

It was gathered that he didn't have the money hence he decided to kill himself, according to an online report.

His corpse has been evacuated from the building as police are set to launch an investigation into the matter.



Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/06/man-allegedly-commits-suicide-after-wife-gave-birth-to-new-baby-in-delta-photos.html

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