Authorities investigate death of Adamawa resident discovered suspended from a tree

The Adamawa State Police Command has launched an investigation into the death of a man whose lifeless body was found hanging from a tree at the foothills of Bagale Mountain in Girei Local Government Area of the state.
nThe Command’s Public Relations Officer, Suleiman Nguroje, disclosed in a statement on Monday that the police were alerted to the incident in the early hours of the day.
nNguroje said operatives who responded to the scene evacuated the body to Cottage Hospital in Girei, where the victim was confirmed dead.
nHe said, “The Adamawa State Police Command recorded a case of sudden and unnatural death reported on March 23, 2026, following the discovery of a lifeless body hanging from a tree at the foothills of Bagale Mountain in Girei Local Government Area.
n“The victim, identified as Ahmed Mohammed, male, 46, of Anguwan Hona, was taken to Cottage Hospital, Girei, where he was confirmed dead by a medical doctor.”
nHe added that an investigation had commenced to determine the circumstances surrounding the death.
n“Investigation is currently ongoing to unravel the circumstances surrounding the death,” the statement added.
nThe command urged members of the public with relevant information to come forward and assist with the ongoing investigation.
n“The command calls on members of the public with useful information to assist the police in the ongoing investigation,” Nguroje said.
nThe incident has again drawn attention to concerns over emotional well-being and mental health challenges linked to social and economic pressures.
nPUNCH Metro had reported in February 2026 that a 30-year-old mother of three, Abigail Adebayo, allegedly took her own life following a disagreement over her planned marriage.
nIt was gathered that the deceased had been in a relationship with her fiancé since September 2025 and that both were making arrangements to formalise their union before the man’s family rejected the relationship.
nAuthorities and mental health advocates continue to stress the importance of seeking support from trusted family members, community leaders, or professional counsellors when dealing with emotional distress.
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