19-Year-Old Bride Dies By Suicide After Wedding Dress Criticism

19-Year-Old Commits Suicide After Wedding Gown Criticism

Lyaman Mammadli, a 19-year-old bride from Mingachevir, Azerbaijan, reportedly took her own life after her husband’s family criticized her wedding dress as “too revealing” and “provocative.” Her father, Murad Bayramov, said Mammadli was accused of looking “n*ked” because her shoulders were uncovered. The confrontation left her distraught, and she later died by suicide in her parents’ garden. “My daughter’s groom and his parents caused a fight in my home over her wedding dress,” Bayramov said. “She couldn’t bear it and took her own life.” While Azerbaijan is a Muslim-majority country, the family has not specified Mammadli’s personal religion. Bayramov also denied media claims that his daughter was pressured into marrying her 33-year-old husband, Elnur Mamedli. “After the celebration, Elnur came to our home with his parents and started a big argument. They said, ‘What a disgrace. How could you let your daughter wear such a shameful, revealing wedding dress?’ We explained it was a normal gown, the kind many brides wear, but they refused to calm down,” he said. The dispute continued the following day, with the groom’s parents accusing Mammadli of “disgracing their son and family.” “In her emotional turmoil, she couldn’t endure it and ended her life,” her father said. He added that although her husband attended the funeral, he “refused to let them stay” and had them leave. Police are investigating whether a criminal case should be opened over the alleged bullying that led to the bride’s tragic death.

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Tonto Dikeh Opens Up About How Holy Spirit Saved Her From Depression and Suicide

Tonto Dikeh Opens Up About How Holy Spirit Saved Her From Depression and Suicide

Tonto Dikeh has opened up about her transformative journey with the Holy Spirit, revealing how divine intervention pulled her back from the edge of despair, anger, and even suicide. In a heartfelt post titled “7 Things the Holy Spirit Healed Me From,” the actress recounted the darkest periods of her life, including two suicide attempts, and how God’s guidance gave her a second chance at life. From Suicide to Survival Tonto shared that depression once dominated her life, leading her to attempt suicide twice. “Depression was my closest companion, and I attempted suicide twice. But God said, ‘Child, get up.’ And I did. Weak, trembling, but alive,” she recalled. She explained that surviving this ordeal taught her empathy: “Now when I see people acting from a place of pain, I don’t judge them. I intercede for them because I know what it feels like to lose yourself trying to survive.” Healing from Anger The actress also described a time when her anger controlled her life, destroying relationships and opportunities. “My anger was not power; it was pain disguised as control,” she said. Through her walk with the Holy Spirit, Tonto learned that peace and silence often hold more authority than rage. Restoration and Deliverance Tonto emphasized how returning to Christ after years of struggle became the most fulfilling chapter of her life. She shared that God delivered her from sexual immorality and restored her completely. “Celibacy has been one of the most powerful experiences of my life. It is not suppression; it is strength. Now I hear God more clearly,” she stated. Grace and Unmerited Favor She reflected on how faith has blessed her life: “Doors open before I knock. Protocols are lifted for my sake. It is not luck. It is grace in motion,” she explained. Sacred Peace Finally, Tonto spoke about protecting her peace fiercely: “If it does not feed my spirit, it does not deserve my energy. Nobody is allowed to stress me — not even me.” Through her testimony, Tonto Dikeh showcased how faith and the Holy Spirit rescued her from the brink of despair, helping her heal, transform her life, and embrace enduring peace and purpose.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by AMB. KING TONTO (@tontolet)

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Young Woman Allegedly Takes Her Life After Forced Marriage In Borno

Young Woman Allegedly Takes Her Life After Forced Marriage In Borno

A young woman in Gubio local government area of Borno State reportedly ended her life following claims that she was forced by her father to marry one of his friends, igniting public outrage across the state. According to social media reports, the young woman, struggling under the pressure of the coerced marriage, took her own life. While the full details are still being verified, the tragic event has raised serious concerns about the vulnerability of young women to forced marriages in the region. The Borno State Police Command has launched an investigation into the incident. Police Public Relations Officer, ASP Nahum Kenneth Daso, said the Commissioner of Police, CP Naziru Abdulmajid, has ordered a discreet probe to establish the authenticity and circumstances of the reports. He urged anyone with credible information to assist the authorities. “The Command is committed to uncovering the truth in this matter,” Daso stated, adding a warning against spreading unverified claims that could cause panic or misrepresent the facts. Human rights advocate and local child protection volunteer, Bukar Fantami Gubio, called on relevant authorities and organisations to conduct a thorough investigation and ensure justice for the young woman. He emphasized that forced marriages constitute a severe violation of human rights and highlighted the urgent need to protect the rights and dignity of young women. The incident has sparked widespread concern, prompting calls for stronger safeguards to prevent similar tragedies and to uphold the safety and freedom of vulnerable girls across Borno State.

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Hairstylist Dies By Suicide After Discovering Boyfriend’s Infidelity

A 22-year-old hairstylist, Odama Mary Agado, has reportedly taken her own life in Enugu after discovering that her boyfriend was unfaithful. Mary, who hailed from Woleche-Ipuole, Yahe Ward in Yala Local Government Area of Cross River State, allegedly ingested a poisonous substance, believed to be sniper, following the emotional shock. She had been living and working in Enugu, where she was reportedly doing well in her hairstyling business. According to sources, Mary had even bought a car and rented an apartment for her boyfriend, highlighting the depth of her care and commitment. A family member, Daniel, said Mary visited her boyfriend last Friday and found him with another woman in the apartment she had secured for him. Heartbroken, she returned to her own apartment and called her mother, reportedly saying she could not continue living. Her mother, unable to return the call due to lack of airtime, later received word that Mary had ingested poison and was rushed to a nearby hospital. Despite doctors’ efforts, she was pronounced dead later that day. Mary’s body was taken back to her hometown in Yala, where she was buried immediately on Saturday. “We buried her right away. She was too young for a prolonged burial process. Some believe spiritual forces were involved, but nothing can bring her back now,” the family source said. The family decided not to involve the police, considering the death a suicide. The tragic event has left residents of Enugu and Yala in shock and has reignited discussions about mental health awareness and the importance of emotional support for young people.

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Bobrisky considers suicide

Popular Nigerian cross dresser Idris Olarenwaju Okuneye also known as Bobrisky is considering taking his life following the raging controversies over his incarceration.  Mr Okuneye alleged to have served his jail term at a private residence and not at the Correctional Facility in Kirikiri, Lagos.  In a post on his Instagram field on Thursday, Bobrisky wrote; “I have never in my life thought about suicide but now it is coming to my head seeing what human beings are doing to their fellow human just in the name you want to bring them down by force or because you don’t like them (sic).  “I don’t need sympathy from anyone.  “People I might need sympathy from are my late parents.   “But who will fight for you?  “Friends?  “Haters you won.” Mr. Idris’s situation remains cloudy as at press time as he has deleted all the pictures on his Instagram.  Meanwhile, the Executive Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC,  Mr. Ola Olukoyede has ordered immediate investigation of alleged bribery allegations imputed to some officers of the Commission by Bobrisky in a viral video circulating across the country. Okuneye, an ex-convict had alleged in the video powered by Martins Vincent Otse (a.k.a VeryDarkMan) that some unnamed officers of the EFCC collected the sum of N15,000,000 (Fifteen Million Naira) only from him to drop money laundering charges against him.

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