Kenyan Single Mum Vows to Put Curse on Kids Should They Look for Deadbeat Dad: "Waishi Na Shida"

 

Anne Murugu 

A Kenyan woman identified as Anne Murugu has opened up about being a single mum and the lengths she would go to should her baby daddy choose to reappear in their lives. Anne Murugu recalled leaving her matrimonial home and the reasons that led to it.  In an interview with YouTuber Lucy Mworia Network on YouTube, Murugu noted that she cared for her kids alone without the baby daddy's help. Why woman left her kids' father  Murugu added that she would curse her kids if they considered going to look for their dad or reuniting with him. In her words: "I am a single mother, and I have no one's property. The kids are mine. And let me tell you the truth, my kids' father cannot come to look for my kids right now, and we do not fight. It will be Vietnam. And if the kids decide to look for him, I will curse them. If he gets old and remembers he has kids, let him die." Murugu added that if any of her kids decide to look for their father, they will forever live a life full of problems. The resilient mum shared that she left her matrimonial home after struggles and noted that she had so much to deal with. She recalled how her child could stay home the entire term, yet the school fees for the nursery class was KSh 350. "Let me stay even without that husband. I decided I would rather be a single mother forever, rather than being married and living with problems," she added. Watch the video below: Subscribe to watch new videos Here are some of the comments from social media users: Alisha said: "Don't judge, she knows the pain alone." @Njeri K said: "I will never stop my kids with their blood dad, regardless of whether he helped me or not. If they want to help him when he is old, I don't care." @Hannah Collection said: "But the dad can also curse the kids as well pia, waishi kwa shida." @damweluh said: "Never judge people, they how through a lot." @Suzan said: "I support him 100 per cent. The way we struggle and they don't care." @Huruma said: "Don't ever judge this lady, she knows the pain. I support." @Nashnduati said: "I understand her so well." @Katelicous said: "I love this woman, you can only judge her if humalea watoto pekee yako." @Arap Kisortich said: "Your curses will never catch your children, btw. And sisi kama wazee will bless those children." Bernice Saroni on women and baby daddies Elsewhere, US-based Kenyan Bernice Saroni cautioned single mums against stopping their baby daddies from being involved in their children's lives. She advised single mums not to interfere with the relationship between their baby daddies and the kids. Saroni noted responsible baby daddies should be allowed to be with their children without unnecessary terms and conditions set by the single mums. 

by  Amondi Aroko