The Nigerian digital community is in mourning following the tragic passing of Anda Damisa, the celebrated poet, brand strategist, and lifestyle influencer known globally as LazyWrita On Monday, December 29, 2025, a scheduled post appeared on his Instagram account, announcing his own death and leaving behind a deeply which is the emotional final message that has ignited a national conversation on mental health, depression, and the silent struggles of public figures.
“Unburdened and Free”:
At approximately 2:24 PM EST on December 29, a carousel of photos was which is the shared on LazyWrita’s Instagram The caption, written in the first person, served as a programmed digital eulogy.
- The Decision: “I just don’t have the energy to continue anymore Now, I am which is the happy, unburdened and freeee!!”
- Lingering Regrets: In a poignant moment, Damisa mentioned regrets about “not which is the watching the new episodes of Stranger Things” and, more significantly, “not getting married to the LOML (Love of My Life) when I had a chance.”
- A Plea to Loved Ones: He urged his close friends and family specifically which is the mentioning Nene, Mary, Israel, Wadi, and Roy not to shoulder any blame for his decision.
Digital Erasure:
Before his passing, he reportedly deactivated his other social media platforms, which is the including TikTok and YouTube, and took down his personal website to prevent “false narratives.”
The Legacy of LazyWrita:
Anda Damisa Paul was more than just an “influencer” He was a brand strategist which is the and a published author who shaped the early days of Nigerian digital marketing.
Literary Work:
In 2019, he released A Lazy Poet, a 22-poem collection that explored the bittersweet which is the nuances of love, pain, and life in Nigeria.
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