<p><strong>The body of a man identified as <a href="http://OpenLife.ng">Olalekan Odunare</a>, who jumped into a Lagoon located in the Epe area of Lagos has been found.</strong></p>
<p>His body was found on Thursday. A family member who craved anonymity confirmed this development.</p>
<p>The family has also confirmed his death.</p>
<p>A viral video shows Olalekan sitting on the handrail of the Lagos Bridge, before jumping into the lagoon.</p>
<p>A voice in the 30-second video who was filming him, is heard asking Olalekan what was wrong with him, but he did not respond.</p>
<p>Olalekan is said to be a holder of an Ordinary National Diploma (OND) certificate and a worker at Alaro City, a mega estate along the Lekki-Epe Expressway.</p>
<p>Many social media users wondered why the person filming did not make an attempt to rescue rather make a video of him.</p>
<p>Relevant agencies including the Lagos State Police Command, Lagos State Emergency Management Agency, Lagos State Waterways Authority are yet to comment on the issue.</p>
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