‘He Will Not Jump, Maybe He Just Wants To Be Filmed’

Can you imagine a man at the rooftops suggestively trying to jump to death, and others, saying, “he just wants to be filmed; He will not jump, Maybe he just wants to be filmed”

Not only that, curious members of the public actually gathered to just wait and see; they film and snap from down below?

Well, that that is the scenario that had played out at Diamond Plaza, in the Parklands of Nairobi, before the man was eventually rescued.

The incident was well captured in a particular video that had gone viral on various social media platforms, according to Nairobinews

As the makes halfhearted attempts to jump, someone in the crowd is heard saying the man is seeking ‘attention’.

“He will not jump. Maybe he just wants to be filmed. If he wanted to jump, he would have done it a long time ago. But let us wait and see,” one of the onlookers is heard saying.

Another one is heard saying that the man might actually throw himself down.

“Stress is real. He might actually throw himself down. Things might get worse,” the man says.

The man goes on with his antic for a few minutes men in dark suits make their way to the rooftop to rescue the man. But when the man spots them, he descends to the balcony just below the rooftop.

However, his rescuers manage to grab him and pull him safety.

Not police report has been issued about the incident.

Elsewhere it is believed that there should be some relief in Kenya with the just concluded elections in the country, in which Wiliam Ruto became president. He had already promised to work with everyone in his bid to stem stiff opposition.

It is also on record that the man had faced very humiliating experiences while deputy to Ruto promised to work with everyone and admitted that he will not seek revenge against anyone in his government.

“There is no room for vengeance.

There is no room for looking back, we are looking forward to the future. I am acutely aware that our country is at a stage where we need all hands on deck to move it forward,” said William Ruto, the president-elect of Kenya.

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Kenya is facing one of its toughest economic crises in its history, with the cost of living turning out to be a major concern for most voters, according to local opinion polls.