Kirinyaga Form 3 girl gives birth to triplets, showered with gifts by well-wishers

Kirinyaga Form 3 girl gives birth to triplets, showered with gifts by well-wishers

Doris Nyakio, a Form Three student in Mbeere South, gave birth to triplets. A well-wisher paid her hospital bill, and an MP’s team brought aid to her home.

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Doris Nyakio, a Form Three student from Kabururi Village in Mbeti South Ward, Mbeere South Constituency, has become the talk of her community after delivering triplets at a time when she was still in secondary school.

Following the birth of her three babies at a hospital in Kerugoya, Doris faced the additional burden of a medical bill she could not settle on her own.

A well-wisher came forward and covered the costs, allowing her and her newborns to finally leave the facility and return home.

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On Monday, November 9, 2026, a delegation from the office of Mbeere South Member of Parliament John Gitonga Mukunji made the journey to Kabururi Village to check on the young family in person.

The team was led by the MP's wife, Daphne Wanjiru Mukunji, and included Hon. Rechael Ngunguru and Hon. Nelvin Ngithi alongside their teams.

The visit was not merely symbolic. The delegation arrived bearing essential household items and financial assistance, recognising that the demands of caring for three infants at once place enormous strain on any…

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PAY ATTENTION: TUKO is in WhatsApp Channels now! Doris Nyakio, a Form Three student from Kabururi Village in Mbeti South Ward, Mbeere South Constituency, has become the talk of her community after delivering triplets at a time when she was still in secondary school. On Monday, November 9, 2026, a delegation from the office of Mbeere South Member of Parliament John Gitonga Mukunji made the journey to Kabururi Village to check on the young family in person.

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