CEO KOKUN FOUNDATION SUICIDE THOUGHT

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The CEO Kokun foundation Olukokun Adepeju, took to his instastory to share how depressed he has been lately and feels like committing suicide.
According to the NGO owner,
the pain and depression he is going through is so much for him to handle.
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