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The high rate of suicide is becoming a trending news especially among youths. It is becoming glaring that people are making companions out of their phones, checking social media posts, listening to music, watching movies seem to be the only hobby. The internet have become the only problem solver known to people.
Depression is real but suicide isn't the solution. Talk to someone, nobody is an island, you are made to share and fellowship with others, even God isn't alone (The Trinity).

More so, there is always good a solution to every problem, that you haven't found it doesn't mean it doesn't exist. We should learn to live life "one day at a time". The distance between you and that dream certificate, job, life, love, money etc is " one day". Suicide isn't a solution, its a menace, its deprives you of all entirely (even in death).

Talk to someone,
Say no to DEATH
And yes to LIFE.




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