Kisii: Single Mum Demands Compensation after She Was Shot in Her House During Gen Z Protests
Gladys Kerubo |
How has the shooting changed Kerubo's life The injury has severely impacted her ability to care for her children, as tasks like cooking and washing clothes have become unbearable. "Right now, I am in pain, and I can’t do any work; cooking is hard, and washing clothes is difficult. I continue to suffer with my children, and getting food for the house is a struggle. The children just cry, and I won’t be able to go and do any casual jobs to help them," she lamented. Kerubo, who was abandoned by her husband after the injury, revealed she depends on the kindness of well-wishers. She appealed to the national government to compensate her for the injuries so she could provide for her school-going children. Richard Oyaro, a local village elder, echoed her sentiments, saying the government had abandoned victims of the protests. "The people who were injured during the protests seem to have been forgotten; there hasn’t even been a bit of assistance provided."
by Didacus Malowa
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