A 67-year-old man claims his wife of decades and their son beat and
chased him away from their matrimonial home in Kanjuku village in Githunguri,
Kiambi County Kenya.
Mwaniki Nding'uri also claims that his wife is plotting to forcefully
acquire a 20-acre parcel of land that he inherited from his wealthy mother, who
died several years ago.
His wife was suspected to have hired unknown people to destroy a large
coffee plantation belong to him.
"My wife destroyed my coffee
plantation to lease the productive land. We have tried to reconcile through
authorities such as the chief, District Commissioner and even the County
Commissioner to no avail," Mr Nding'uri said.
He claims that his wife has been beating him senseless for the past seven
years, and now fears for his life. So he has decided to come out and cry for
help publicly after more than seven attempts to report the assault cases to the
police failed.
"My son recently kicked, punched me hard on the mouth under his
mother's instructions. Nearly all my front teeth broke off. I tried filling a
report at Githunguri Police Station but my attempts were frustrated," said
Mr Nding'uri.
"My wife has brought in another man, who is way younger than her in
our matrimonial home. They are living together. I was forced to rent a house in
Githunguri after the pastor of the church that had taken me in, was
transferred," he added.
Meanwhile, Githunguri OCPD, Ranson Lolmodon, had promised to hunt down
and charge the suspects who destroyed Mr Nding'uri's coffee plantation.
Source: eDaily Kenya




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