Bashorun Dele Momodu, publisher of Ovation has made a shocking confession…

“I almost took my life at one point. I was so frustrated and dying looked better than living. This was as a result of the struggles I experienced before becoming who I am today.”

“Chief Alex Duduyemi is the angel who saved me. I have been wandering about aimlessly, dejected and suicidal when Chief Duduyemi called my phone.”

“A voice woke me up, someone had tipped him (Chief Duduyemi) off, I don’t know how the person knew what was going on with me. And that voice that woke me up, my phone rang. And I picked, he said Dele! Dele! Dele! where are you? I said I don’t know Daddy.”

“Wherever you are. Turn back and come to my office and that voice woke me up. And I turned back and headed to Knightsbridge. And that voice is here today, Chief Oyekunle Alex Duduyemi.”

“Oftentimes, it is a misconception that depression and suicidal thoughts are restricted to those in the lower and middle class of society. Therefore it is important that when one is emotionally down, he or she must talk to somebody, no matter your social class.”