- David Adarasu was shocked after learning about his friend’s death, having met him just over the weekend
- Adarasu had met his friend to watch a football match, during which the friend opened up about his health struggles and why he had not been leaving the house
- Days later, Adarasu who hails from Nakuru county, shared throwback photos as he mourned his friend, who was a father
A man from Maai Mahiu, Nakuru county, is mourning the sudden and unfortunate demise of a close friend.
Source: Facebook
David Adarasu took to social media to grieve Baba Juvie, also known as Fanya Fujo Uone, in an emotional post.
Adarasu, Baba Juvie’s last conversation
News of his death left not only Adarasu devastated but also many others who knew him, as they joined in sharing messages of grief.
“I have received calls from unknown people giving me the sad news of my friend’s death… All I can remember was on Saturday, after watching the Manchester United match, we met at Total, and you explained to me what you were going through,” Adarasu narrated.
Adarasu recalled the conversation he had with his friend prior to his passing.
Baba Juvie opens up about his health
His friend thanked God for meeting him, sharing that he had been very sick and that it was the first time he had stepped out of his neighbourhood.
“Man, I had to step away for a bit. I was coughing and even coughed up blood, so I decided to rush to the hospital. They tested almost everything and found out I had pneumonia,” Baba Juvie said.
He took out his phone and showed Adarasu the chest ultrasound and other test results from the hospital.
Adarasu parts ways with Baba Juvie
Adarasu encouraged him to take his medicine and stay strong, assuring him that he would recover.
“After that, I left, and we parted ways there at Wafujo. It’s hard to accept that you’re gone forever, bro. All your memories will always stay with me. Rest with the angels, Baba Juvie,” he added.
Adarasu shared several photos of himself with the deceased, reminiscing about their fond memories together.
He also posted a Facebook Messenger screenshot showing their messages, where they expressed brotherly love for one another.
Netizens broken by Baba Juvie’s death
Social media users were heartbroken following the news, flooding the comments section with emotional tributes:
Asher Warda:
“May he rest in peace. Take heart, bro. Let me also hold on with my medication because even yesterday I was struggling to breathe. God, please restore my health for the sake of my children.”
Philip Wangaru:
“I was waiting to see it from you, and now I believe he’s gone. May God grant him eternal peace… till we meet again, champ.”
Ajuoga Wuod Asembo McOnunda:
“Your friend was sick and you only got to know this when you met? You’re not serious. May his soul rest in peace.”
Ev Kelvin Mwingirwa:
“It’s sad to see young and promising men and women die. May God take us back to the days when only the old passed away. Pole bro.”
Wambugu Joe:
“Back in 2017, while working at Ruiru Level 4, I met a friend who suffered from a similar condition. He complained about chest pains, sought treatment at Thika Level 5, and was diagnosed with pneumonia. In short, he succumbed to it, Mycobacterium tuberculosis. It was too late… unreliable health systems. RIP.”
Source: Facebook
Eldoret man mourns friend, leaks last chats
In another story, an Eldoret man was left heartbroken after a friend he had planned to meet passed away.
Facebook user Koech Manasseh lost his friend Kibet, who was reportedly poisoned.
Manasseh shared their last WhatsApp chats, which showed the plans they had made before the tragic news.
Proofreading by Asher Omondi, copy editor at TUKO.co.ke.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
