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nigerian influencers Anda Damisaalso known as “LazyWrita”, has announced its own die.
“Please don’t cry for me,” Damisa via Instagram On Monday, December 29, shared “some of the last beautiful photos” he had taken. “I’ve lived a full and adventurous life, as those who know me can attest, I just don’t have the energy to continue.”
Damisa added that he was now “happy, unburdened and free”.
“I have deleted all social content on all platforms. I only have this left and I feel it is important for my friends and loved ones to see this message so that a false narrative is not written and so that they know that I am fine and in a better place,” he continued. “I love you all. Kisses. Rest in peace Anda🕊️.”
The online community is honoring the lives of several social media influencers who passed away in 2025. On April 1, nursing influencer Hailey Okula died at the age of 33 after giving birth to her first child. The next month, the Chandler, Arizona Police Department confirmed to Us Weekly that content creator Emilie Kiser’s 3-year-old son Trigg Kiser (…)
Damisa’s cause of death has not yet been announced.
Loved ones and fans paid tribute to him in the comments section of Damisa’s post.
One user wrote, “No matter what, you are a blessing. Bro, you are a blessing. Thank you 💚,” while another added, “RIP bro 🕊️, I hope you find peace.”
Damisa’s friend, known as “theonlydolapoo” on Instagram, retweeted the content creator’s final post via his Instagram Stories, writing: “Mental health is important. Please talk to someone. RIP bro 🤍🕊️.”
Damisa has nearly 100,000 followers on Instagram and is known for publishing lifestyle content and brand partnerships. In 2019, he also published a collection of poems ” lazy poet.
In the months leading up to Damisa’s death, he opened up about his mental health struggles and what led him to quit social media.
“October has definitely taken me through it all mentally, emotionally, and in ways I didn’t foresee. Some days have felt heavy and some lessons too heavy, but I’ve persevered,” he wrote in the Oct. 31 post.
Damisa continued, “I’ve learned patience, discipline, and the strength that only emerges when life tests you. I wish you go into the rest of this year with a clearer mind, a more stable heart, and confidence in the future.”
November 10 On the same day, Damisa wrote: “I’ve been quiet for a while. A lot of people, especially my friends, are still asking me where I went and why I disappeared, not just online but in life. For a while, everything felt too noisy and I simply couldn’t keep up. The past gave The things that brought me joy started to feel heavy and even the simplest moments lost their spark. It wasn’t just social media that I fell in love with… but life itself. So many things lost their meaning and each day just flew by and left me behind. “
He continued, “I walked away, breathed, and remembered who I was beneath all the noise. I paused long enough to feel alive again. Slowly, I found pieces of myself again, in small joys, in honest conversations, and especially in quiet moments. So. , please forgive me if you feel like I’m disappearing too. I’m learning to love life again, with peace of mind, even when it feels like a struggle, so that’s a cheer to all of you going through these days.”
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