Our Hero! DJ Sbu Offers Help To An Unemployed, Suicidal Twitter User Following A heart Breaking Thread
Our Hero! DJ Sbu Offers Help To An Unemployed, Suicidal Twitter User Following A heart Breaking Thread – Sibusiso Leope, DJ Sbu He constantly gives insight, by sharing information to how he established his radio station venture Massiv Metro.
He has been helping thousands by giving them an opportunity to be employed, giving them exposure to potential clients
He built his MoFaya energy drink and also his pastime for education and training young entrepreneurs through his Leadership 2020 initiative.
Now he took an initiative to offer assistance to an unemployed Twitter user to be able to help himself and his family. There is nothing as painful as being the provider at home who fails to measure up to the task. This transpired following a suicidal post shared from the man trended on social media this week.
It was heartbreaking to learn that Jackie Mkeeze response to “O jewa ke eng?” tweet, if you have to resort to those standards, pour your heart out concerning unemployment, depressed and suicidal, then you know it is real.
He further explicated In a lengthy thread, how he was experiencing resistance in discovering employment for an estimation of a year.
In addition, when he spoke, he outlined of desiring to terminate life so that he would not experience the emotions of defeat and a failure to his family.
” I hope my kids will forgive me. I hope their mother will understand. Because, really, I have nothing more to give. Being unemployed for some time renders you unemployable, especially at my age. I’ve got so much ‘regrets’ from companies it has come to a point where it hurts no more. What hurts is when my son asks me when I am taking him to my work.”
DJ Sbu came through as usual to assist, telling the man to “lose” his pride and start hustling with him.
“Join us, bro. Let’s go sell in the streets. Lose your pride. It’s time to hustle. Stop thinking about suicide and think about your kids.”
Well, the unemployed man asserted he had no time for pride.
Written by: Aphiwe Theodorah Mvinjelwa
