Man Found Dead Hanging On A Tree In Ebonyi(Photos)

Man Found Dead Hanging On A Tree In Ebonyi

According to the story shared by Chizzy,a man was found today hanging on a tree in Ishieke,Ebonyi state.It is unclear whether he killed himself or by other people.Below is what Chizzy wrote....

'Oh what a world we are into, no wonder the Bible said that the heart of a man is desperately wicked. 


Please can someone tell me what on Earth can make a man to take his life. This happened this morning here in ishieke.

May his precious soul rest in peace'

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