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Second-Year Moi University Student Dies by Suicide

Last updated: February 26, 2026 11:26 am
Simiyu Wanjala 5 months ago
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The Moi University community is reeling after the tragic death of Dickson Mutinda, a second-year BBM student at the School of Business and Economics.

According to reports, Mutinda allegedly took his own life, leaving behind a heartbreaking farewell note. In the message, he expressed deep emotional exhaustion and asked his loved ones not to blame themselves.

Heartbreaking Farewell

Mutinda’s note highlighted the pain he had been carrying:

  • He thanked his family and friends for their love and support
  • He explained that his decision was not a reflection of his feelings for them but of the inner battles he could no longer bear
  • His words conveyed surrender rather than anger

The tragedy has left students and faculty shaken, sparking renewed conversations about mental health struggles among university students.

Mental Health Awareness

The incident underscores the importance of addressing mental health challenges in academic institutions and providing support for students facing emotional distress.

The university community continues to grieve the loss of a young life full of potential.


 

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