- A boy on the street revealed that he had been paid for the job he claimed was to carry the dead bodies and transport it to Mochari
- Geoffrey Mosiria was stunned during a live broadcast on Tiktok when she asked the boy about the money
- Social network users were surprised by the boy’s claims; Many believed in him and called for him to be protected
Nairobi County Chief Environmental Officer, Geoffrey Mosiria, remained stunned after a boy on the streets made allegations of shock.
Source: Facebook
The boy was traveling around the streets of Nairobi while Geoffrey Mosiria continued the city’s cleaning work.
This was after The procession On Wednesday, June 25, which left Nairobi in excess.
Who paid the street child to carry the dead bodies?
The boy was wearing a orange jacket. Mosiria pulled her closer and told her to remove the “oil” from his pocket. But the boy refused and said that what he had in his pocket was not oil, but money.
He pulled out a note of notes from his pocket. After counting them, Mosiria found out that they were KSh 1,800. This surprised Mosiria, who did not believe that a street child would have that amount of money.
He asked how he got the money.
The young boy claimed to have received a payment for the job he had done – claimed to have been paid after carrying the bodies of the dead to Mochari.
He said that there were 32 bodies.
“This is Sakaja. The body was dead. We sent a mortuary. They died at 32,” He said.
All the while, Mosiria was doing Livestream through Tiktok. After the amazing claim, the camera began to turn the camera away from the boy, and the interview was interrupted there.
Watch the video:
Kenyans are stuck with shock
The network was surprised by the allegations and many contributed to the commentary:
The Doyen:
“Really strange, they sent 32 bodies to Mochari and Murkomen got 32 lost tags in Quickmart.”
Ann Willow:
“All that is done in darkness will be revealed. What a shame.”
Andrewwiko:
“The photographer runs away. Why are you running?”
A LOVE PLAYER:
“This is Own Goal … God is doing miracles.”
Effie Alina:
“See now! God doesn’t make a sense of his people!”
Kimani Nyityike:
“This story should be taken seriously. We should not be silent.”
Inkambreezy_official:
“Anyone noticed this young man was not bothering? And after saying that he started to be pushed from the camera, then the photographer left he didn’t want to continue recording.”
My Love:
“I don’t know if you took a message from what the boy said. They removed the camera so we didn’t talk about the deaths of those 32 people.”
Freddy:
“Whatever is done in the darkness comes to the Gang. We have received the message.”
Neisy_3:
“Suddenly from demanding that he stop to say, until they saw he had touched something sensitive they started to get him out of the camera.”
Lukelå Munialo:
“Street Boys are very smart and you know everything that goes on day and night on the street, even the sale of the airport to Adani we was told by the Street Boys. Not everyone on the street is crazy or beggars – some are God’s people, some are doing quiet spying.”
Source: Facebook
Mosoria meets Nairobi vendors
Initially, Mosiria fiercely clashed with vendors after facing them following a Nairobi County government order that prevents them from selling goods in the city center.
Some vendors criticized Mosoria after directing them to move to the place they would do their own work.
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