Githurai 44 couple allegedly returns to streets after well-wishers paid one-year house rent

Githurai 44 couple allegedly returns to streets after well-wishers paid one-year house rent

Githurai couple Denis and Nancy have reportedly returned to the streets weeks after a well-wisher paid one year's rent and helped furnish their new home.

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The sight of a couple living on the streets after receiving help to start a new life has left their benefactor disappointed and raised questions about the challenges of helping vulnerable people.

Denis and Nancy had seemingly been given an opportunity to leave street life behind after a well-wisher stepped in to secure accommodation for them.

It all started after Kenyans learned that the couple didn't have their own rented house and opted to pay KSh 100 daily to sleep in mabati houses.

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According to a report published by Kenyans Living It, well-wishers facilitated their relocation from the streets to a rented house and reportedly paid rent for an entire year.

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The intervention was expected to give the couple a stable environment where they could rebuild their lives away from the hardships associated with living on the streets.

A rent receipt shared on social media showed that the accommodation had been paid for, while the couple had also received household belongings to help them…

In brief

PAY ATTENTION: TUKO is in WhatsApp Channels now! Feel free to search the content on topics/people you enjoy reading about in the top right corner ;) According to a report published by Kenyans Living It, well-wishers facilitated their relocation from the streets to a rented house and reportedly paid rent for an entire year. A rent receipt shared on social media showed that the accommodation had been paid for, while the couple had also received household belongings to help them…

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