- With tears flowing over her cheeks, the young mother narrated bitterly how she worked in the mochari
- He had no other choice but to do the job, as he needed money to help his family in a difficult situation at home, and there was no one else to help them
- The daughter who dropped out of school in second form described the amount of money paid for her job, the money that changed her life completely
A young daughter born in Mombasa but was raised in Dandora Phase Three, Nairobi County, narrated her misery to work in Mochari.
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Hadija Yahiya was forced to work in a way after being rescued by her friend, as she needed to serve her family members.
Initially, he had been arrested for selling drugs in an effort to make a living after his brother died – who was the family’s dependent.
His brother was killed in a shooting at work trying to convict the family, which left them in a state of turmoil.
How many shillings was the shillings?
“A friend of mine, whom I was selling for her, paid my bail after staying at the police station for two days. The bail was ten thousand shillings (Ksh 10,000). He was my last hope, I had no other family or friend.
He asked me if I could do any work as long as it was not involved in killing people, I told him I was ready. He seemed worried if I was really ready, but I told him I was completely ready. He directed me to him tomorrow, ” Hadija said.
The next day, Hadija got ready and went to her friend’s house. When he arrived, he found his friend arranging for beauty materials. He had two bags.
“He told me we were going to meet his friend, then we started work. He gave me one bag, we started the journey,” Hadija remembered.
After a long trip, they arrived in Mochari, but Hadija had been told that they were going to meet someone for a while.
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How many shillings was he paid per body?
His friend greeted Mochari’s staff as if he knew them for a while, then asked if there were customers, which confused Hadija.
“We went into the same room, and there were three bodies on the beds. My friend stretched out his hand and told me that was our job.
He told me, ‘When you look at these corpses, don’t look like a corpse, look at it as your problems: how your family suffers, how you don’t have food, your mother is sick, and the rent is over.’ “
I felt I couldn’t do the job, but I didn’t have any other way. For every body I worked for, I was paid KSh 5,000. That day I made two bodies, and got KSh 10,000. I gave KSh 5,000 as part of paying the bond he had set for me. He told me to continue paying the remaining amount later, ” Hadija narrated.
Hadija remembers strange events at work in Mochari
The work became its source of income, despite his dislike. He added that at first the work was very shocking, but he had no choice.
He had witnessed strange events, such as the receipt of the bodies still warm, and sometimes they saw the hands of the dead knowing as if it was trying to touch them.
“You were not allowed to scream or show surprise, since some were accustomed to the situation. He explained, adding that he did the job for two years before stopping.
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How did Ann Mwangangi handle the rotten bodies
In another story, the beautiful Mochari specialist, Ann Mwangangi, narrated how she faced rotten bodies.
Ann explained that he sometimes found the deceased with head and body separated from decaying conditions.
Told presenter Hannah Bentah through a straightforward period Tiktok Be taught how to handle such situations.
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