The Nigerian digital and creative space has been plunged into grief following the tragic death of popular content creator and brand influencer, Anda Damisa, widely recognized by his online persona, Lazywrita.
A Scheduled Farewell on Instagram
News of his passing emerged on Monday, December 30, 2025, after a deeply disturbing post appeared on his Instagram account, announcing that he was no longer alive. The post, which featured a series of final, carefully curated photographs alongside a lengthy farewell note, was reportedly scheduled to publish several days after his quiet exit.
In his final message, Lazywrita indicated he had taken his own life after privately battling profound exhaustion and emotional turmoil. He described himself as finally “happy, unburdened and free,” but stated he simply lacked the energy to continue. “Don’t cry for me please o. I lived a full and adventurous life… I just don’t have the energy to continue anymore,” he wrote. The calm and resolved tone of the note left many in shock, as he was widely perceived to be thriving in his career.
Final Regrets and a Message to Loved Ones
His farewell revealed poignant personal regrets. Lazywrita mentioned that his only sorrows were missing the new season of the popular series Stranger Things and not marrying the woman he loved before she moved on with her life.
One of the most emotional sections of the post was a direct address to this woman, whom he called the love of his life. He pleaded with her not to blame herself, praising her as the best thing that ever happened to him. He also named close friends and family, expressing profound gratitude and affection, stating he would choose them all over again.
His parting wish for them was heartfelt: “I want you to LIVE, LOVE, LAUGH, MAKE BABIES and be HAPPY.”
Colleagues and Fans React with Shock and Sorrow
The news triggered an outpouring of grief and disbelief across social media. Friends and colleagues expressed their devastation, many admitting they had no inkling of the internal darkness he was facing.
Instagram user @hawt_mzberry, seemingly a close friend, posted an anguished response: “Why did you???? Anderson mummy called you to check on you some weeks ago to ask if you were ok, why didn’t you open up? Why did you do this Anderson???? Why would you give us this much burden to bear?”
Another user, @femifactor, reminisced about their long association from Twitter to crypto circles, calling him a “great guy, very peaceful,” and expressing hope the news was a cruel prank. Tributes from other peers like @_themediagirl and @tellzy_ highlighted his kindness and the fond memories of their early days on social media influencing platforms.
The death of Lazywrita has cast a somber shadow over Nigeria's vibrant online community, sparking conversations about mental health, the pressures of content creation, and the hidden struggles many face behind curated social media feeds.
