Suicide among the youth has become worrying over the last couple of months.

According to psychology, men tend to fall victim to suicide because they share their emotions less though women suffer the thought of suicide more than men. Women open up and give signs more than men.

Women also chose lighter ways to commit suicide as compared to men who go for the more lethal ways.

We woke up to sad news on Sunday after a young man, Gerald Mwangi committed suicide after a post on Facebook prompting to his suicide.

"I THINK MY TIME ON THIS WORLD IS OVER. I HAVE BEEN THROUGH ENOUGH BUT AM DONE. FOR THOSE WHO KNOW ME WELL MSIKOSE KUKAM KUNISIKA IWAPO MWILI WANGU UTAPATIKANA."

After that, he signed out telling his family and friends God loves him more. He even wished himself a peaceful rest saying:

“NILIWAPENDA NYOOTE LAKINI MUNGU AKANIPENDA SANA. R.I.P GERALD MWANGI NGIMA.”

This was one of the most shocking news to Kenyans. Such a young man who chose to give up on life.

Kambua who gave her story of how she deals with hard times by talking to her mum could not hold back but call out the people on Geralds timeline after his death announcement.

So these people he considered 'friends', gave him the easiest option to commit suicide immediately after he announced his time on earth is over.

The harsh reality is they are the same people who send in their RIP messages after they knew sh*t got real when his death was announced.

Even worse, they are the ones who start giving forensic findings on his death saying things are not adding up.

This really made Kambua mad! How could people he considered friends do that to him? Kambua took to her social media a few posts after studying the ongoing story on the late Gerald Mwangi.

Her parting shot was a call to action saying:

if someone you care about says they're depressed, why not just take it seriously?Threatening to commit suicide is a call for help.

Read her posts below:

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