THIKA: A man dies for allegedly leaving the Juja ferry, Testimony tells a horrible

A man was found dead along the Thika highway while the witness was openly narrating what happened
The daughter, who is doing business in the area, was saddened to the deceased, who referred to her as “smart”
Called on young people to open up about their secret struggles, a feeling supported by many others

This traumatic and disturbing story in the highway of Thika Superhighway has left several residents in pain and unanswered questions.

The crowd in Juja Flyover (L) as Thika Jennifer’s woman tells what happened (R). Photo: Paxson TV.
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A man was found dead on a busy road on Saturday morning, September 13, when police began an investigation.

A Kenyan man arrives at the Juja ferry

The unidentified man had arrived in the area for a bodaboda before being found dead shortly afterwards.

His death sparked controversy as the Witness described the tragedy, raising further questions about mental health.

“It’s sad to see the boy’s spirit easily lost, maybe because of sadness. It wasn’t as if the boy had an accident, it was a deliberate decision. I was here before the incident. So he paid the rider he brought to Juja Flyover. He was young, very clean, ” Jennifer said.

Jennifer’s advice to Kenyan youth

He wanted young people to seek help every time they feel sad or overwhelmed by life’s challenges.

Jennifer, who is doing small business, urged young people facing stress to seek help, even on social networks, to avoid such disasters.

“You will not miss someone to help you, only share with someone instead of harming yourself. Depression is true, I know, but there is also help here. We are ready to learn, know, and understand people so that when they are depressed, we can realize and know how to deal with it,” he added.

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Kenyans are upset by a tragic event in Thika

Users of disappointed social networks also supported Jennifer’s views as they shared their views on mental health:

Elijah Gichohi:

“A silent fight will not help. Share with others. If you have eaten something and you have 50 bob in your pocket, bless your neighbor. It’s hard, but God is coming.”

John Ndungu:

“Depression is true, but fools will laugh until it is their own … there is hope even when your brain tells you to be there.

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Tony Adams:

“According to your report, it is clear that someone saw him fly. However, there is always another option … you don’t have to kill yourself.”

Mirry Ras Lover Waras:

“Sometimes it is not about despair, no matter what. Be patient and never let your mind stay in the negative. Suicide is not the solution. The solution is to fight to the end without despair.”

Steve Macharia:

“Don’t joke with mental illness. It’s more dangerous than anything. I wish people would be educated about it. The victims get help while others are struggling. Avoid depression.

Doing daily meditation exercises plays an important role. Talk to a friend or doctor you trust. Participate in social work. ”

Samwel Jesse:

“Whenever you get to the end, any end, rest, no matter. Ask the way. Asking is the miracle you need. God has a miracle in asking. God will always put your angels in the end.”