Hillary Too's heartfelt Tribute to the Late Collins Kipkorir.

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        Image: Collage photo of Mr.Too & the Late Collins

Hillary Too's heartfelt tribute to the late Collins Kipkorir, also known as Cherinyit, sheds light on the impact of social media and the importance of being mindful of the content we share online. Cherinyit, a respected opinion leader and humanitarian, used his platform to support those in need and shed light on important issues in society. However, his life took a tragic turn when false accusations made by a close friend led to his public humiliation and ultimately, his untimely death.

In his Facebook post, Hillary Too emphasizes the need for sensitivity and responsibility when using social media. He highlights the dangers of spreading false information and the devastating consequences it can have on individuals. Cherinyit's story serves as a reminder of the power of social media and the
importance of using it for positive purposes.


The tragic loss of Cherinyit serves as a wake-up call to all who trolled the deceased online to be more mindful of the content they share online. Let them remember that behind every post, there is a real person with feelings and emotions. Let them use our platforms to spread kindness, positivity, and support rather than judgment and negativity.

As we all mourn the loss of Cherinyit, let everyone honor his memory by being more compassionate and responsible in our online interactions. Let everyone learn from this tragedy and strive to create a more empathetic and supportive online community. 

Toxic Culture of Cyberbullying

             Image: Deceased Collins Kipkorir (Cherinyit)

It is truly disheartening to see how quickly society can turn on someone, especially in the age of social media where rumors and accusations can spread like wildfire. The recent tragedy of Collins Kipkorir a.k.a Cherinyit's death has shed light on the toxic culture of cyberbullying and public shaming that exists within our community.

It is easy to point fingers and assign blame after the fact, but everyone must also take responsibility for his/her own actions. The same people who were quick to share stories of Cherinyit's alleged wrongdoings are now coming out to clear their own names, as if they were not complicit in the public humiliation that ultimately led to his demise.

The bloggers who contributed to the negative narrative surrounding Collins must also reflect on their role in his tragic end. While it may have seemed like harmless gossip at the time, their words and actions had real consequences for a young man who was already struggling with his own demons.

Instead of using social media as a platform for judgment and condemnation, everyone should strive to show empathy and understanding towards those who are facing difficult times. Everyone must remember that behind every headline and scandal, there is a real person with real feelings and struggles.

Without any fear of contradiction, in the end, those responsible must all take a hard look at themselves and the way they interact with others online. End cyberbullying! Rest in peace, Collins Kipkorir, your legacy will live on.

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Ken Bill Mteule 

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