A graduate of the National Certificate in Education (NCE), Idris Shuaib, 22, has committed suicide in Gwanara community, Baruten local government area of Kwara State for allegedly being impotent.
Lifeless body of Idris, who hailed from Ankara Wooro compound, was discovered dangling on a cashew tree by relatives on Thursday.
He reportedly hung himself over his inability to have sex according to sources, while it was learnt that the deceased had made several failed attempts in the past to end his life because of the problem.
The spokesman for the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) in Kwara State, Babawale Zaid Afolabi, who confirmed the incident further revealed that the deceased hanged himself inside his father’s farm located at Gwanara-Munduro road with the aid of a rope and a jerrycan.
“His father, Mallam Muhammad Idris, described him as a graduate of Muyideen College of Education, Ilorin (Gwanara Campus).
“But his remains had been brought down from the tree and taken to the hospital for autopsy while further investigations are ongoing”.
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