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Ghanaian Comedian Funny Face Shares Heartfelt Battle with Depression and Triumph Over Adversity

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In a recent and emotionally charged church appearance, renowned Ghanaian comedian Benson Oduro Boateng, widely known as Funny Face, opened up about his harrowing battle with depression and thoughts of suicide.
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In a recent and emotionally charged church appearance, renowned Ghanaian comedian Benson Oduro Boateng, widely known as Funny Face, opened up about his harrowing battle with depression and thoughts of suicide.

His candid confession has touched the hearts of many, shedding light on the often-hidden struggles with mental health.

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During his appearance, Funny Face bravely shared the depth of his pain, recounting moments when he contemplated ending his life. “I have seen pain and suffering. I’ve been to the psychiatric hospital. I’ve spent days in prison.

But through it all, I can tell you that God is real,” he revealed, his voice filled with both sorrow and hope. Expressing his profound gratitude for divine guidance, he continued, “If I say I have seen death and I’m still here today, it’s all by God’s grace.

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Funny Face Benson, Ghanaian comedian opens up on his former state of depression and suicidal moments

I went through serious depression and wanted to commit suicide, but God delivered me.”

Funny Face’s journey with mental health challenges is not new to his fans. For years, he has been open about his struggles, using his platform to advocate for mental health awareness.

His latest message, however, is one of renewed hope and resilience. He encouraged those suffering in silence to trust in God and seek help. “There is a way out. With God, we are victorious. No matter how dark it gets, don’t give up.

There is always light at the end of the tunnel,” Funny Face said, his words resonating deeply with many.

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Funny Face Benson, Ghanaian comedian opens up on his former state of depression and suicidal moments

His heartfelt confession serves as a powerful reminder that mental health struggles can affect anyone, regardless of their public persona or success. Funny Face’s openness and bravery in sharing his story have inspired countless individuals to seek help and have faith.

By speaking out, he is not only reducing the stigma surrounding mental health but also fostering a sense of community and support for those facing similar challenges.

Funny Face’s story of survival and strength continues to inspire others, showing that healing and resilience are possible. His message of hope encourages everyone to persevere through their darkest times, reminding them that with faith and support, they can overcome any obstacle.

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