Ubi Franklin reveals his suicide attempt on third Mainland bridge [VIDEO]

Nigerian music artist manager, Ubi Franklin, has revealed why he attempted suicide on Third Mainland bridge in Lagos State despite being wealthy. He made the revelation in a video shared on his Instagram page to educate his fans through his life story. Speaking about his marriage to his ex-wife, Lilian Esoro, he explained that he got depressed and embarrassed because she left him despite him not having wronged her, despite his career success. While noting that "not every love story ends the way you imagined", Ubi Franklin, who disclosed that he attempted suicide several times, explained that he once drove to the Third Mainland bridge to commit suicide before being rescued by his cousin brother, Omini Stitches. "I went through some crazy depressing positions. I remember one time I bought a red CL, and I drove that car to the third Mainland bridge to go and commit suicide. "The only luck I had was my cousin brother Omini Stitches that came to saved me. Several times I had tried to commit suicide, Omini saved me. Because I was so embarrassed, I don't know what to do. I felt like what have I done to deserve all of this. I have a good career going for myself. I have like the biggest artist in the country at the time. Everything was fine, so I just felt like it was time for me to settle down. "So, sometimes I always feel like this relationship did not work it was just meant to be that way. Till today I can't really explain exactly what transpired, but we're now very good friends. We co-parent very well, we celebrate events of our son. So sometimes, I have always believed that regardless of all the pain, the best result that I got from that was my son. And she's still doing very well. Any opportunity I ever have to support her, I always do it to the fullest and I pray that she continues doing well. The lesson I want you to learn from this is, I don't want you to think that when something happens sometimes with the human being, you have to hate the human being. No, that's not the case. Sometimes it is just an opportunity for you to learn from the process and keep it moving ", he said. Watch the video