Instagram Post Sparks Grief

Popular brand influencer and content creator Anda Damisa, widely known online as Lazywrita, has reportedly died by suicide, triggering an outpouring of grief across social media platforms.

According to close sources, Damisa had earlier taken his own life but scheduled a farewell message on Instagram to announce his passing. The post went live roughly an hour before news of his death began circulating online, prompting shock among fans, colleagues, and members of the creative community.

Final Message Posted Before News Broke

According to reports, Damisa revealed in the post that he had deleted most of his social media accounts before his death, leaving only his Instagram page active to share the final message. He described his life as full and adventurous and said he no longer had the strength to continue.

In the message, he addressed loved ones directly, urging them not to blame themselves and encouraging them to continue living fully. He also thanked close friends and family members, saying they played an important role in his life and made his journey more meaningful.

Damisa further acknowledged personal regrets and explained that the photos attached to the post were among the last he had taken, which he chose to share rather than keep private.

Reactions Pour In

The Instagram post quickly spread across social media, with fans, fellow influencers, and creatives expressing disbelief and sadness. Many described Damisa as vibrant, talented, and deeply expressive, noting that his online presence often masked inner struggles.

As of the time of filing this report, no official statement has been released by his family regarding the circumstances of his death.

Mental Health Conversations Renewed

Meanwhile, Damisa’s death has renewed conversations around mental health, emotional well being, and the pressures faced by public figures in the digital space. Mental health advocates have continued to stress the importance of checking in on loved ones and seeking professional help when facing emotional distress.

Experts note that individuals struggling with overwhelming feelings often appear outwardly successful, which can make warning signs difficult to detect.

Support Resources

If you or someone you know is struggling with thoughts of self harm, help is available. In Nigeria, the Suicide Prevention Initiative in Nigeria can be reached on 0800 000 MANI. Internationally, local emergency services or mental health hotlines can provide immediate support.