Unpaid Kogi Worker Attempts Suicide, Rescued By FRSC Officials
The patrol team of FRSC Idah, Thursday, rescued unpaid Kogi worker who was trying to commit suicide by hanging himself on a tree.
The FRSC officials from Ida who were on routine patrol, were informed by an okada rider that an unidentified man was attempting to take his life.
In a swift reaction, the team, rushed to the location inside a bush to rescue him and found the man in an unconscious state.
After bringing him down from the tree, the officials administered cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on him and he regained consciousness.
During the CPR, the police were contacted and they met the FRSC team at the scene while administering the CPR.
Upon interrogation, the man identified as Agada Opanachi, a staff of the Ministry of Agric said he wanted to commit suicide,
“The hardship is too much for me and I can’t cope than to hang myself. For the past two years I have not taken a kobo after wasting all my money going to Lokoja for screening”
The FRSC officials from Ida who were on routine patrol, were informed by an okada rider that an unidentified man was attempting to take his life.
In a swift reaction, the team, rushed to the location inside a bush to rescue him and found the man in an unconscious state.
After bringing him down from the tree, the officials administered cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on him and he regained consciousness.
During the CPR, the police were contacted and they met the FRSC team at the scene while administering the CPR.
Upon interrogation, the man identified as Agada Opanachi, a staff of the Ministry of Agric said he wanted to commit suicide,
“The hardship is too much for me and I can’t cope than to hang myself. For the past two years I have not taken a kobo after wasting all my money going to Lokoja for screening”
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