200level student kills himself because his girlfriend cheated on him





A second-year Computer Science student at Chuka University in the Tharaka Nithi County, Kenya allegedly killed himself by hanging and shared his suicide note online before his death.
Many have been left with total shock considering how the young student with a bright future shamefully took his life because of a lady.
The suicide  note he left


According to reports, he’s said to have committed suicide after he had issues with his girlfriend which he allegedly revealed in his suicide note before hanging himself.
His death has been heavily criticized by those who feel he died shamelessly because of a lady.
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