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Tragic! Nigerian Lady Jumps To Her Death From A Bridge In The UK (Photos)

Nigerian student reportedly jumped to her death from a bridge in the UK. The university student leapt to her death off a bridge after taking a taxi there with a pal, an inquest heard yesterday.

The brilliant lady identified as Lara Nosiru, 23, took LSD before going to Clifton Suspension Bridge in Bristol with fellow student Kasumi Kishi, according to Sun UK.

Narrating how it happened, Ms Kishi said...
She had hoped to convince Lara not to kill herself. CCTV showed she twice pulled her from the edge before walking away. Police looked at charges including assisting suicide but ruled no offence was committed. 

But last night Lara’s mum Olu, 50, from South Ockendon, Essex, blasted Ms Kishi, saying: “She could have saved [my daughter].”

The Avon and Somerset coroner ruled that Lara took her own life while under the influence of drugs.

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