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Nigerian DJ based in the UK allegedly commits su!c!de moments after dropping kids at school

A UK-based Nigerian disc jockey, Olaniyi Oladigbo, popularly called DJ Ola has reportedly taken his own life, shortly after dropping off his children at school.

His friends disclosed that DJ Ola battled depression for a while before committing suicide on Tuesday, September 13.

According to one of his friends, the deceased was sad about the way people talked down on him and also about the lies some Nigerians told his wife about him.

Many of his friends have taken to social media to express shock and sadness at his demise. See a few posts below…

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