Doctor Oji had attempted suicide, severally, before prevailing on Sunday - says Neighbor

Dr Allwell Oji, who hopped into the lagos lagoon, from the from 3rd mainland bridge, on Sunday, 19th March, 2017, had endeavored suicide various times.

He had tried jumping down from the family's two-story building, 4 years, however was saved by neighbors. "Four years back he endeavored to kill himself and, from that point, had taken a step at doing such on various circumstances, from

that point forward, his family had been observing him.

We don't have a clue about the sort of sicknedd he was experiencing, however we knew he was being checked. That was the reason he was allocated a driver to take him around," a neighbor said. 

The doctor and his family have been living in the city, Odunukan Street, Ebute-Ejigbo, off Morroco Road, close University of Lagos, for a considerable period of time and lost his father four years back. 

"He was such a tender kid, and at the same time a quiet person. Maybe the driver who drove him didn't think about his condition since he was locked in around three months back," the source included. 

Some doctors at Mount Sinai hospital where the doctor worked before he ended his life. The Chief medical executive, Dr. Adedoyin Adeniran, said they can't conclude, he is dead until his body is found. 

A non medical staff talked exceedingly of the doctor depicting him as the patient's' favorite "Dr. Orji was such a devoted individual. He was the firstborn of his family. He was a pure blood doctor who gave careful consideration to the exact moment things in Medicine. 

He was such a calm individual and in the meantime exceptionally dynamic. He was most favored by our patients. Indeed, when a few patients came here and he had not arrived, they would sit tight for him. He was certain to get to the base of things by asking entering questions. 

That was his trademark and why he was so greatly adored. Last Friday, he was here and we as a whole played with him. We jovially requesting that he go and eat however he said he would see his patients in the ward. Be that as it may, we truly constrained him to do as such," she said.