Family of girlfriend to KENPOLY graduate who committed suicide speak out

The family of Rejoice Nwaku, ex-girlfriend to Charles Paul, the late graduate of Ken Saro Wiwa Polytechnic who reportedly committed suicide, has finally reacted to the incident
Charles, a graduate of the department of Estate Management, was declared dead after reportedly swallowing substances believed to be ‘snipper’.

He was said to have ended his own life following the heartbreak of breaking up with his girlfriend, Rejoice. His action has since raised mixed reactions on social media.
His remains has since been buried (same day) due to the strange nature of his death. The burial was said to have been attended by few of his friends who later took to social media to lay curses on his ex-girlfriend whom they believed contributed to Charles’s sudden death.
Reacting on Saturday night, a member of the girl’s family wrote;
“Charles I’m mad at you for what you’ve done and what you put my sister and our family through, we all loved you for who you were to her and to us. This isn’t the first time you’ve tried to kill yourself for a girl you love, but why make rejoice take the blame for your suicide this time around?
“You weren’t faithful to her but you claimed to love her, you confessed to sleeping with her close friend and even other girls, you weren’t faithful but she forgave you, even though she decided not to put up with your unfaithfulness anymore.
“You made such a rash decision drinking 3 bottles of sniper just because of the text she sent to you, didn’t even wait to talk to her, when you were rushed to the hospital, she had to send 20k to your people for hospital bills, money she doesn’t even have… before you died you told people that she is to be blamed for your death, now on social media people are cussing her out because of you, your family is threatening her, she’s not safe anymore.
charley, you’ve brought her pain, and no one is even giving her a listening ear… you don’t do that to someone you love… I’ve said enough, let me not say anymore.
“Rest In Peace.”