- Eric Omondi asked the mother who left her son Ongata Rongai to contact her for help
- The comedian who turned to Fililantropia’s activities noted that the baby was safe in the hands of the authorities after being saved
- Many Kenyans, however, thought that the baby might have been left out of the gate specifically because the father could live there
Kenyan comedian who turned to Filantropia, Eric Omondishe has asked the mother who has let her baby contact her.
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In a online post on Saturday, September 6, Eric shared a photo of the baby, who appeared to be a few months old, left out of the black gate.
The baby was placed in a gray bag, but it was closed in half so that the baby could breathe.
He was covered with a white blanket for heat inside the bag.
According to the influence, the child was left by his mother on Friday there Ongata Rongaiand the authorities were notified.
“I was told this baby was left by his mother yesterday in Rongai near the local gate and is currently with the police,” He said.
Eric asked the child’s mother to contact her, saying she was ready to help her.
“If you are the mother, please contact me; if you know Mom, please contact me so we can help her,” He wrote.
The Filantropy worker noted that the mother covered the baby with heat, a sign of it.
“Given how the baby was bound with a blanket it says a lot about the mother, and we will not be quick to judge her.”
Many Kenyans rushed to ask why the baby was left at the gate and thought that the father might live there.
What did Kenyans say about the abandoned child in Rongai?
Here are some comments:
TUESDAY WE ARE:
“Examine who lives behind the gate.
Andy Isaac:
“Sometimes despair makes people do things uncomfortable. The way a child is closed shows love, but abandonment shows pain.”
KURGAT KURNIGHT:
“The father of a child lives or has lived in the fortress behind the gate.”
MUKU MARK:
“Recognize this from me, the mother became pregnant from the man in the plot, but the man did not appear for the mother.”
Emmeldah Beryl:
“Do you see that gate? Dad is living there.”
Grace Akinyi:
“The relative lives inside the gate. It is very likely.”
Awino Erick:
“The landlord is probably the father, I just think.”
How did Eric Omondi help the sick family of Githurai?
Eric Omondi helped a needy family Githurai. Photo: Eric Omondi.
In another news, Eric visited Githurai school with two young boys serving their sick mother, Millicent Maina.
The mother’s condition, first enlightened by actor Dorea Chege and Dj Dibull, revealed that she had been in bed for many years, relying on her children for help.
During the visit, Eric praised the boys’ performance at school and encouraged their dreams, noting that Simon wanted to be a doctor.
He also thanked the Kenyans for their generosity after efforts to raise funds to cause his lines of M-money filled.
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