- Vicky Chelang'at couldn't stop crying while saying goodbye to her family at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA)
- The young woman was flying to England (UK) to study, and her family accompanied her to the airport
- In an adorable video, Chelang'at spent a lot of time with his grandmother before he left to catch a bird
Tears of joy flowed down the cheeks of a girl from Kericho as she said goodbye to her family before traveling abroad.
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Chelang'at accompanies the family to JKIA
Vicky Chelang'at could not hide her tears as her beloved family accompanied her to the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA).
The young woman was traveling to England (UK) to study after staying with her family in Kenya.
Among the family members who escorted Chelang'at to the airport was his grandmother.
“A grandmother's love is priceless. Shosh gives Chelang'at a warm send-off and KSh 500 on his way to England,” the quote said.
Chelang'at receives a gift of KSh 500 from his grandmother
Chelang'at continued to blow his nose and wipe his tears with a cloth as he was about to leave.
He spoke to his grandmother, sitting in a wheelchair, who gave her grandson some parting advice.
Chelang'at listened to his grandmother, appreciating the conversation with the old woman before their final farewell.
Other family members surrounded them as they watched the two loved ones having a good time, while Chelang'at's grandmother gave him KSh 500.
Chelang'at says goodbye to his grandmother JKIA
An emotional Chelang'at turned to his grandmother, giving her a warm hug in the wheelchair.
The sweet gesture caught the attention of other family members and social media users, who marveled at their close relationship.
As they shook hands, Chelang'at did not want to leave his grandmother who was sad to see him leave.
Chelang'at tried to hold back his tears, but every scene showed him drying his face with a handkerchief or his hat.
Kenyans were touched by Chelang'at's relationship with his grandmother
The crying session moved netizens as they headed to the comment section to write their comments.
Kiprotich Amoo:
“The second time he comes to Kenya, he will have KSh 5 million in his account. What a blessing.”
Mercy Chebiwot:
“More than a blessing.”
Ruth Kerubo Mochama:
“I pray that he succeeds and returns to a healthy grandmother, please. I find this very emotional because I am one of the lucky few who spent my entire childhood with a grandmother. I am where I am today because of her; their love is priceless. , and their teachings and blessings are out of this world. God bless my lady and give her a long life to enjoy life.
Cherbon Tiony:
“May he succeed for the lady. She really has a strong feeling.”
Naomi J Birech:
“I am the product of lakwetab Gogo, my grandmother loved me very much, and when I left for Canada I planned many good things to do for her, I did not finish the year, my grandmother left us, I still think. May your grandmother live every day so that she can see your beautiful life ahead of you and your children.
Kericho's daughter built a house for her mother
In another story, Chelangat built a new house for his mother, achieving a dream he had held for years.
Her desire to raise her mother came from her years of struggling to raise them alone.
When he finally got a job in Kuwait, he started sending money home, which he used to pay for the building.
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