Revelation on UNN suicide saga by Bestie

I spent close to one hour on Chukwuemeka Akachi, the UNN graduate student that committed suicide by taking two bottles of sniper last night. All about him were just weird and scary. I got to a point where he wrote: "Finite Hic Deo" meaning God ends here. He was an atheist and everything about him changed when he studied Gothic Literature as an English and Literal student Nah.

In his suicide note, he wrote, "The said you came looking for me, I didn't drown, I was the water" was taken from Jo Nketiah timeline, a poet who actually uses that slogan to stay strong but Chukwuemeka uses it to end his life.
I read comments and posts from his friends.
You can check up #Ifeanyi__Nwakpoke and   #Neke__Eze timeline.

Now, Chukwuemeka Akachi wasn't mentally unstable. He was perfectly okay and loved. No family issues. The "My Mental Health has been on Life Support for a while now, and u now life support is expensive" was a metaphoric language. Chukwuemeka mind was altered from somewhere. He wanted to experience what he has read and studied. He wanted to know where Atheists go when they die. His mind was made up, he didn't drown, he was the water. He was the cause.

Now according to a comment I saw, this is what actually happened to that intelligent young man and I want you all to read it carefully. After reading it, check on your friends studying law, history, and religion, literature and philosophy, many of them are lost in their thoughts.

Since his unfortunate demise, the social media has been abuzz with calls for people suffering depression to speak to someone and everyone ensuring to check on neighbors regularly (improved communal living). There has also been backlash on his parents and friends, plenty of it.

*DEPRESSION* Nonetheless, having scanned through his Facebook Profile, his 16 notes on how to commit suicide and reading the post by Neke Eze, a close friend who tried to talk him out of suicide, watching the video of him she posted, I agree totally with every other person that he was depressed but not just that, he was paranoid.

A video of Chukwuemeka Akachi

The young man was obviously a very brilliant fellow, judging from his writings and a chronic phlegmatic personality. I believe his course of study, English and Literary Studies exposed him to transcendental writings and his curiosity which is a characteristic of intelligent people, led him on when his mind was still too tender to sift through such knowledge. He delved into existential questions that confounded and still confounds even renowned philosophers. The result was atheistic mindset which snuffed out the little flicker of light in him, giving room for darkness to evade the poor soul. Nothing again made meaning because all derive meaning from God. The poor soul became restless, for "Our souls are restless until they rest in God" St. Augustine of Hippo. Darkness became his friend, exploiting his phlegmatic disposition until it completely possessed him. He believed in demons and death but not in God and life. This is evident in his writings and expressions, a reflection of his subconscious. The therapists could not help him because his affliction was of the soul, not body. Chukwuemeka is gone and only God knows his fate but there are still many afflicted by the spirit of atheism, many who curiously delve into knowledge that is beyond them, online and offline, thereby making their souls vulnerable to demonic infestation. There are many books, groups, and websites that expose young people to esoteric spirituality, negative transcendental knowledge, etc. The battle between good and evil is real. Do not allow the force of evil to control your mind. Fill your minds with light by reading spiritually edifying materials.
Parents do not just be satisfied with the academic performance of your kids, be sure to sow the seed of light in them first and be ready to nurture it to maturity. Interact regularly with them on prevailing ideologies and moral issues so as to be able to guide them right. Present your children to God always and it shall be well with us.
Finally, in the event of a similar case, a holistic approach should be adopted, ie material (medical) and spiritual. That will yield a better result *Be assured that the victory of evil over good is but temporary