- A GSU official allegedly killed his girlfriend, Sheila Mokaya, and her son following a family dispute on Sunday morning, May 11
- Neighbors reported that the two were controversial on Saturday evening, followed by four shootings early on Sunday morning
- Kenyans on social networks expressed their grief and called on the government to improve mental health care, especially among police officers
A tragic incident in the Makowe area, Lamu County, has left many sad and shocking.
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Kenyans on social networks have expressed their sadness and sadness following the sad deaths of Sheila Mokaya and her son, who are allegedly killed by her boyfriend, an army officer (GSU), on Sunday, May 11.
Neighbors reported hearing four gunshots earlier that morning after a family dispute occurred on Saturday evening.
When the police arrived at the scene, they found the bodies of Sheila, her son, and the officer of Gsu Inside their rented home.
Sheila was a teacher at Mukunguni Junior Primary School, Lamu Central, where she worked for almost two years.
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Kenyans mourn the mother and baby killed in Lamu
After pictures of the woman and her baby circulated online, Kenyans did not hide their grief and sent condolences to the family.
Many mourners condemned the act, while others described the risk of unresolved mental health problems.
Master Kimathi:
“Men are going through so much that they can no longer bear it. This is a sad event. May God strengthen all men in the world.”
Angella Makona:
“Imagine the final view from this innocent five -year -old child.
Sally Kaliakamur:
“O my God, it was a stress of thoughts or what? He would finish himself and leave the wife and baby. It is very sad.”
Wendy Lily:
“Why can’t we leave people who don’t like it anymore? And in particular, why hurt innocent children? They had life in front of them.”
Mercy Gichuhi:
“What’s going on? People turn into animals.”
Robert Ndegwa:
“We need concrete steps on mental health support.”
Musubi Omwangangi:
“It’s sad to get up and get information like this.”
Mwangi Evans:
“Why did a child make a mistake? Some people should not be parents! Parents should protect their children in any way!”
Celestine Lodenyo:
“What is the convenience of killing this?”
Robert Lights:
“We need God’s help in our marriages.”
Josephine Waithiru:
“When a person takes such a step, I want to understand that mentally they are not right. The mind is no longer working, which is why we have to discover the stress of thought and give them a remedy to bring them back.
In a separate incident, a Kenyan Defense Force (KDF) officer from the area of Embakasi He was arrested on suspicion of killing his girlfriend, Phoebe Kaele, who was also a KDF officer from Garissa.
The controversy started after Kaele found another woman’s shoes at her boyfriend’s home, which led to intense controversy.
It is alleged that the officer stabbed him in the neck, causing his death.
The officer and another woman present were arrested by police.
These incidents have raised serious concerns about the increase in domestic violence and mental health challenges, especially among security officials.
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