- Jacob Musau was released from the Makueni Central Prison after being imprisoned for five years
- One officer praised him, showing how he showed discipline while in prison while wishing him all the best
- The pastor of Musau praised him, noting the important role he played in the lives of his inmates
After being released from several years in prison, a man from Taita Taveta county has failed to hide his great joy.
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Jacob Musau smiled as he walked out of the Makueni Central Prison, where he was imprisoned for five years.
He had a bag in his hand as prison guards escorted him, one on each side, enjoying his freedom.
Musau is praised by an officer of the Makueni Central Prison
His happy family waited outside the gate, ready to join him for the first time in half a decade.
“We have found a change, and he has finished his sentence. We have done our part and we are happy. He studied religion and got a certificate after graduation. I have a letter here that confirms that he is a pastor.
He has changed and learned a lot, even while working. If you look at his papers, he has a good reputation, and we have allowed him to work abroad,” said the soldier.
Musau worked as a teacher at Makueni Boys' High School because of his hard work and loyalty he showed in prison.
Musau is praised by a pastor after being released from Makueni Central Prison
The soldier encouraged the people to give Musau a second place in society, adding that he was not a bad person.
“I don't believe he was a thief. He was just caught in the wrong place at the wrong time, but he has changed,” he added.
The pastor of Musau praised him for his impact on the lives of his fellow inmates during his transformative journey.
He led the family members in a worship service before dispersing and returning home.
Why was Joseph Njenga imprisoned for 18 years?
In another story, Joseph Njenga, who was imprisoned in 2007 for the crime of armed robbery, was finally freed a few days ago.
Despite being found with stolen property, Njenga claimed he was innocent, pointing his guilt to the bad friends he had.
After his release, Njenga joined his wife outside Embu Prison, accompanied by the priest who led them in renewing their marriage vows.
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