A popular radio fan from Kiambu County has tragically passed away, leaving a significant void among his family, friends, and fellow listeners. Known for his active engagement and uplifting spirit, the man had recently shared a moving post reflecting on life and mortality, which resonated deeply with his followers. The post, seen as a forewarning by many, has sparked a wave of grief and retrospection on social media.
The young man, popularly known as Erastus Mwene Limuru, died yesterday, November 20, while he was scrolling his phone at home in Bibirioni in Limuru. A neighbour of the deceased, narrated that the young man was going about his day yesterday when his brother killed him before running away.
Details about his passing highlight a personal struggle that was largely unnoticed by those around him. Many who admired his vibrant contributions to radio discussions and online communities were shocked by the sudden loss. The emotional aftermath emphasizes the importance of mental health awareness and supporting those who may be silently battling internal struggles.
His death has drawn messages of condolence and solidarity, as netizens remember his contributions to the community and the joy he brought to those who interacted with him. This incident serves as a poignant reminder to check in on loved ones and celebrate individuals who positively impact lives, even in seemingly small ways.
His brother is a mentally challenged person, and he fled after the incident. Police visited the home, and investigations have begun, he added. Sadly, just days before death, Erastus made a post on his Facebook page, talking about living and dying alone. We are all alone, born alone, die alone, and despite True Romance magazines we shall all someday look back on our lives and see that, despite our company, we were alone the whole way, his Facebook post read, less than a week ago.
By tuko