Teacher Commits Suicide; Asks to be Buried on Valentines With EX-Girlfriend Reading Eulogy
On Wednesday, February 7, a young teacher from Embu County took his own life following a rejection from his former girlfriend.
In a farewell message, the young man expressed his inability to imagine witnessing the girl he loved being with someone else, leading to his choice to end his own life.
The young man provided additional information about his preferred farewell arrangements, specifying his desire to be laid to rest on February 14th, Valentine’s Day.
“Just decided to rest in peace. I have tried all means but it has been in vain,” the suicide note read in part.
He additionally provided his girlfriend’s contact information, suggesting that she be the one to deliver his eulogy.
The former teacher assigned his family members the responsibility of investigating whether he had children from other relationships, to include them as heirs to his estate.
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The arrangements for the funeral proceedings were entrusted to two county assembly members, who received clear instructions to incorporate a photograph he left behind into the program.
The teacher mentioned that he showed signs of depression, noting that he had reached out to 17 individuals regarding his strained relationship, yet none had shown interest or provided guidance.
“I have pleaded with (the ex-girlfriend) but all has fallen on deaf ears,” he regretted.
A group of journalists went to the residence where the young teacher tragically ended his own life, and they verified the occurrence for Gossipa2z.
Counselors, medics, and psychologists recommend seeking help whenever you experience any mental health issue. Call the Kenya Red Cross toll-free hotline, 1199, for support.
Teacher Commits Suicide; Asks to be Buried on Valentines With EX-Girlfriend Reading Eulogy
