"Mum Nisamehe" 13-Year-Old Leaves a Suicidal Note Before Committing Suicide Over Ksh100 School Fees
By KarehNewz (self media writer) | 2 months ago
A family in Naivasha is in shock after their 13-year-old son committed suicide over Ksh 100 school fees.
According to sources, the deceased by the name Alex Mburu has always been chased out of school due to school fees arrears.
According to the neighbours, his parents do manual jobs where they earn only a Ksh 150 to feed the family since the parents have five kids.
On this particular day when Alex decided to commit suicide, he had been chased away from school due to Ksh 100 school fees and since his parents could not afford he decided to end his life.
Alex left behind a suicidal note where its alleged that he asked to forgiveness from his mother and also explained the reason as to why he committed suicide.
The area police were alarted and arrived at the scene where they collected the body and it wa taken to a local hospital morgue.
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