A tragic incident has struck the Assin Fosu community in the Central Region as a young Ghanaian teacher, Prince Nkrumah, has reportedly died by suicide after ingesting weedicide.
According to preliminary reports, the heartbreaking event occurred following a deeply distressing personal situation. Prince Nkrumah had allegedly supported a young nurse financially throughout her training, only for the relationship to end soon after she completed her nursing education. The woman is said to have informed him that she was no longer interested in the relationship and subsequently stopped responding to his calls and messages.
Family sources and individuals close to the deceased indicate that the emotional toll of the breakup weighed heavily on him, culminating in his decision to take his own life.
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A suicide note reportedly left behind by Prince Nkrumah revealed a final message to his family, urging them not to blame anyone for his actions, stating that it was a personal decision. His final words have further deepened the sorrow felt by relatives, colleagues, and community members who remember him as a dedicated educator.
The tragic loss has sparked conversations within the community about emotional wellbeing, mental health support, and the silent struggles many people face behind closed doors. Many have called for greater public awareness and accessible mental health services, especially for young professionals navigating financial pressure, relationship challenges, and emotional distress.
Authorities are yet to release an official statement, and investigations into the case are ongoing.
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