Man Falls From A Four-storey Building And Dies While Sleeping

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A man has left many people in shock after he left the hallway of a four-story building while sleeping and died in Onitsha, Anambra state.

The death of Mr. Solomon Ugodi, a.k.a Onugbu, in Onitsha, Anambra state, recently, is a death that will remain indelible in the minds of his family friends and all who have found him.

Solomon, 35, was, according to his relationship, an occupant of a one-bedroom apartment in Awada in the local government area of Idemili North before moving to an incomplete building with his family on Oranyelu Street by Court Road in Onitsha North Government, where he met his mysterious death recently.

The father of two children came from the Amokpo Ozara community of Igbo Etiti, Enugu state. The late Solomon, according to his relations, was sleeping on the top floor of a four-story building on one of the balconies of his own apartment on that fateful day, and while he was taking it away, he did not know when he was rolling at midnight and Slammed his head on the ground and died instantly.

A close relationship, Mr. Matthew Agbo, told our correspondent that he moved to the incomplete building about four years ago because he could no longer pay rent on his house in Awada and also care for his family, his elderly mother and others Brothers, Having lost his father at a tender age and has since become the breadwinner of the extended family. Asked if he was drunk, his brother, who was crying uncontrollably, said:

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"No, I was not even in alcohol. He was a complete knight and a fiery Christian. "

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"This is where we are living and he came back from work last night, took his bath and his dinner and decided to sleep outside here to get some fresh air.He used to rest there after work, because he is not the type that comes out at night"

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One of the residents, an Indigene from Onitsha, confided in Gistmania that the mysterious deaths had been happening in the same building. The first victim was an Abakaliki woman, who was doing an insignificant job with her only daughter.

She said that the woman was healthy the day she died as nothing was happening to her as at the time the daughter said they went to bed but could not wake up the next morning. The source, who did not want his name to be printed, said that the other person who died was a Hausa man hired to dig the soaking pit, but he died when part of the well fell and buried it inside. Gistmania spoke to some of the people still living in the building.

A tenant woman approached by our correspondent said that the late Solomon committed suicide. She asked why she should take the risk of sleeping where there was no protection? Why did not he use wood to barricade the area if he wanted to sleep there?

"I was living here before we packed in. We are all here because of the difficulty and I believe that one day, I will move from this place because no condition is permanent." The incident has nothing to do with cultism. Said they died a long time ago and the children are all abroad. I am not blaming anyone but my God, "said the woman.