- Nick Imudia, former CEO of Konga and leader at D.light, tragically took his own life, shocking the community
- Before his death, Nick had poignant conversations with family, including discussing wealth distribution and reassuring his daughter
The tragic news of Nick Imudia’s suicide has shocked the community. Formerly the CEO of Konga, a prominent Nigerian e-commerce company, Nick was known for his leadership at D.light, a key player in solar energy solutions.
Before taking his life, Nick reportedly contacted his brother in the US to discuss the distribution of his wealth in case of such an event. He also had a heartfelt conversation with his young daughter from a previous relationship, promising to watch over her always and advising her to look to the sky when she needed him.
Nick, originally from Ika South local government area in Delta State, had experienced personal challenges, including the dissolution of his marriage with the mother of his daughter due to irreconcilable differences. He later remarried, which seemed to bring him happiness.
Nick held significant positions at TCL/Alcatel and Microsoft Device and Services throughout his career, showcasing his professional acumen and resilience.
The sudden loss of Nick Imudia has deeply affected his friends, family, and colleagues, leaving many questions unanswered about the reasons behind his tragic decision.
Many have expressed profound sadness and confusion as Imudia was widely seen as a successful and driven individual.
“Nick was a brilliant mind and a compassionate leader,” said a former colleague. “His death is a huge loss to the tech community in Nigeria and beyond. We are all struggling to understand why this happened.”
Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding Imudia’s death. Meanwhile, his family has asked for privacy as they navigate this difficult time.
Nick Imudia’s death is a stark reminder of many’s unseen struggles, even those who appear successful and accomplished.
His passing has sparked conversations about mental health awareness, urging individuals to seek help and support when needed.