A prominent Ondo businessman, Akinbolusere Kayode Tolufe, has reportedly died by suicide after sharing an emotional video about his personal struggles.
The owner of Esther Estate reportedly spoke about his regrets and revealed plans to leave his properties to his wife and three children living in Canada.
His death was reported on Thursday, although the circumstances surrounding the incident remain unclear.
In the video recorded before his death, Kayode said he had decided to leave his properties to his wife, Akinbolusere Esther, and their three children.
He reportedly stressed that the decision was his own and that nobody pressured him into making it.
The businessman also reflected on his journey, explaining how he built his business from the ground up.
He recalled his early days as a barber, when he had little money, and acknowledged the support his wife gave him during that period.
Kayode spoke warmly about his wife, describing her as someone who stood by him through difficult times. He also said she had never wronged him.
However, he expressed deep regret over what he described as his own carelessness, which he believed had damaged everything he worked hard to build.
His comments in the video have drawn attention to the personal struggles he described before his death.
Abayomi Jimoh, spokesperson for the Ondo State Police Command, confirmed the businessman’s death.
However, further details about the circumstances surrounding the incident were not provided in the information available.
The reported death of the Esther Estate owner has raised questions about the events leading up to the incident.
Akinbolusere Kayode Tolufe’s death comes after his emotional video outlined his regrets, his business journey and his plans for his family.
