According to @SantosTHEBOSS who took to Twitter to share the story, he spent more than an hour trying to convince a friend who’s ordinarily a super strong person that he has more to live for, and doesn’t deserve to take his own life.

He said men are most likely to hide pain and depression but went on to charge them not to keep quite iin the face of all of these.

He wrote

” Today, I spent over an hour begging my close friend, not to take his own life. Dude had tied the ropes. One of the strongest people I know, broken to that extent. Men are more likely to hide pains and depression, especially with so much expected lately. Don’t man up. Talk!

I noticed his status updates were slightly weird and video called.

He probably had been there for a while, too scared/brave to let the chair underneath go.

Not been that sad in a while, had to remind him how valuable he was to everyone. He hung up. I sent billions of messages.

My point is

1. Don't be scared or ashamed to open up about depression or suicidal thoughts
2. Don't disregard anyone who opens up about such feelings to you.
3. They are not cowards, they are just humans."

Source: http://dailyleakblog.com/2018/02/28/nigerian-man-narrates-how-he-stopped-one-of-the-strongest-people-he-knows-from-committing-suicide-due-to-depression/

People need to be sensitized on this depression issue

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