- A photo of two girls seemingly lost after being abandoned by their father in the middle of the road has touched the hearts of many
- Speaking to TUKO.co.ke, a man identified by the name of Amoke explained that they rescued the children and gave them a good place, then distributed their photos on Facebook
- When the uncle's uncle met the pictures, he went to pick them up as the mother of the children was too drunk
Soi, Uasin Gishu: Kenyans are disappointed after a photo of two young girls abandoned by their father at night in Chemoset, Soi spread like fire.
Source: Facebook
Where is the girls' mother?
According to journalist Jerome Ogolla, the two children were living with their father who took them to the road and left them at night, expecting that they would be saved by someone.
“Of course they are very young to know where their old house was. What happens to such children?” asked Jerome in his Facebook post.
“We once rescued one with a friend named Doctor Patrick.
How did Amoke save the girls?
In an interview with TUKO.co.ke The man who rescued them, known by the name of Amoke, said another neighbor saw the children appearing to be stuck at night and let him know. “We want and warn the head of the community who took them and made sure they were warm. We put their faces on Facebook and left my number,” said Amoka.
“Finally their uncle came and told us he would take them, and vowed not to know where his brother and the young mother were a drunk who had nothing to do with them,” he added.
This is the number of the person whose children are under their protection: 0718352347.
Source: Getty Images
The views of Kenyans
Felix Kanyinka: “Such good souls, it is very sad.” Jeroo Fae: “A good soul like these and innocent. I wish I could be able to serve them, I could accept them.”
Jacobs Kunde Rigathi: “Such innocent young men. A capable person should come in and save.🙏.”
Isaac Isaac: “That is, those who are supposed to help advise you to abandon the children and run away? Is it sad.”
Kalulu Kalulu Karûmpû: “I look at their innocent faces and see the kind of innocence I see in the faces of my two children every day. I have a little feeling right now 🥹.”
Roma Matalanga: “Very good children! I wish I could be given up. I will not care to be their beloved grandfather.”
In a separate story, Eugiene Otieno was excited when she built a house for Mama Josephine, who had been left by her husband and forced to raise three children alone. It was also his 20th house, and it excited him.
Otieno, a man from Butula in the county of Busiait was also unhappy that poverty -related problems continued to recur, resulting in a bad cycle.
He told TUKO.co.ke That he goes from one place to another doing the same and yet problems can be easily solved by empowering residents.
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