When you're depressed open up to people and delete suicidal thoughts — Funny Face advises

Benson Nana Yaw Oduro Boateng, widely known as Funny Face, a famed Ghanaian comedian has advised people to discuss their depression.

He advised such people not to hesitate about sharing their problems with trusted people to avoid suicidal thoughts.

As the saying goes, "experience is the best teacher," and with the worst experience he suffered over the past few years, he noted that it is better to share problems for solutions.

Speaking in an interview, he advised, “my biggest lesson is, if any human is going through something, he/she should talk to somebody.”

“My dear brother, my dear sister, I don’t know what you are going through, I don’t know what is your burden, but if you look at me today, if you look at me these days, see me again, go back on YouTube, go back on the internet, play everything,” he stated.

“Just type Funny Face depression. For two good years, I was going through depression. I wanted to die. Actually, I went to Cape Coast. I wanted to die in the sea.

“One old lady said, if you want to die, where you are standing, it’s too short. Go deeper and I said old lady relax,” he revealed.