I'm not giving up on my DAUGHTER 😭 - The Story of PAMELA NYANJE

That is, the thing that happened to him was not his fault. Hand to enter the car now As if the rain had stopped Kumba, during that process, was being severely criticized. My father, I'm telling you, I'm three months pregnant. Haka potea So if you're in trouble, I can help you. If you have it, then you have it I want some things to pass through my mind. My child was stolen My heart is full of great sorrow Mina presents Ali Yuwa Entertainment All days and nights are filled with joy You are a different kind of child, unique Leo ni metembea Kimbo's sections I don't know how to make a story. One and only Pamela Nyanje She has a story about it A moment of silence for reflection Inside the presenter Ali's channel Before the number was displayed Pamela Nyanje's wedding and reception Small house of the village Kimbo A little bit Thank you very much for welcoming me Home When you reach out Through Jojo On the way back home You have a story you'd like to share It's your time Your tumbia story Thank you Mini-lizards of Mumias Polygamous family My mother was second. We were born four Two girls and two boys I am the youngest born Unfortunately, when I was born Two years There was an outbreak of measles. I was one of the victims. That was 1982. 1983 So I got sick. In that process My mother passed away. I was raised by a stepmother. She took care of me. The measles infection occurred. It died Then the problem began They took me to Kenyatta. They gave me some. Types of clothing I used to wear them daily. I used to sleep naked. Life went on I returned to normal. I went to day school. I studied up to class 6. So you went to a regular school Not a special school I started with a regular school. Until grade 6 From there, people used to talk. My dad used to take me to a good school. Because in Kenyatta I used to get wet I didn't have any clothes. I didn't have a sweater. So when I(big) finished class 6 They took me to a special school. Bungoma I went to classes 7 and 8. I took an exam in class 8. 1997 I did well. I was named Joy Tang Thika I went to class 98. I joined Form 1 My leg used to go like this. I was using a walking stick. You didn't get any crutches? No, I didn't get any crutches. When I went to Thika That school had rules. Newcomers had to undergo physiotherapy. They had to examine those who had Undergone surgery I was examined. I was taken to the operation. I was taken to Kijabe. The operation had just begun. I was taken there. I underwent surgery. They told me I had Osteogenesis Bowed legs and imperfecta I had been discharged. By then I was 18. They told me my leg had grown. It was strong. I had surgery. They gave me crutches. I continued studying. I finished in 2001 I took an exam. In Form 4 I passed with a C-plane. I went back to Ushago. I stayed there for almost 10 years. No one was taking care of me. I did well. When I asked my dad He told me he would get me a certificate. I told him I was in Ushago. He was in Nairobi. I had no idea where I would end up. I kept talking. In the end, I said Let God do His work I'm tired of talking. Why did he refuse? I don't know Or was he busy with work? By the time I finished Form 4 He had retired. Perhaps it was a struggle for money. We needed money. I thank God He got me through Form 4. Some parents When their child is disabled They say their life is over. There's nothing we can do to help them. But those ten years I was at home. I did not sit idly. I knew how to work. That was my talent. I used to go to saloons. To look for a job In that process A lady told me To teach me how to sew She paid me 500 Kenyan shillings. Within two weeks I knew everything. My stepsister Was a graduate In Kise She told me I had to come. My uncle told me not to go home. If your brothers Can't get you a certificate Make sure they give you a certificate Then go home I stayed with my brother. He used to provide for me. He used to wake me up in the morning. He used to provide for me. I did my best. But nothing was working. I stayed with my brother for almost two years. I asked him not to do anything. But nothing was working. So I went to look for a job In that process A lady used to teach. That was in 2012 She told me that if I had a certificate I would be able to help. But if I don't have a certificate It will be difficult. So I went to my brother in Ruben I used to socialize with people. We used to talk to each other. She called me She asked me where I was. I told her I went to my brother in Ruben. She asked me where I was. I told her I went to my brother in Ruben. She told me I wanted to meet them. I told her I wanted to meet them. I had saved some money. I didn't bother asking my brother. I went to school. I gave them a certificate. without paying them a single cent After 2 months My father sent me KSh 5,000. He sent me 5,000 Kenyan shillings. I received the certificate, I told you, yes, how much money is it? You told me you were there, I was about to come down, I could have met you Waka kata waka, sema lazima nilipe pesa, kaniuliza ni gapi? 4,500, we've only just reached 500 You told me, yes, you told me, and truly, you sent it So pasty was worth 2,000, I had 2,500 left So I received it, so I returned the certificate Sorry, madam, I just received the certificate. He said he'd come only to meet, so I went on a Thursday He said, "Come on, you're late for class." So you're saying, that's what you're calling me I will not tolerate such behavior from you, 2,500 times. 500 itakuwa faya, from here you go to Ruben So, madam, you were supposed to be there, but you weren't If there are many tasks, let's just do them right here at home. In the village, we can settle down; let's see if they accept us. Hakae hapu, nato kuenda na kurudi, iyo ni pesa nyingi Hakae hapu, nato kuenda na kurudi, iyo ni pesa nyingi Truly, madam, if you accept this, you will receive a reward as such. 1,000, so I left it there When I arrived at Bradangu's place, I was greeted by his people, and that job was bad. Even a small amount of money, I wouldn't accept it. Lakini if you're looking for a house, look for a house, just go ahead You're always saying the same thing, person So I went there and started working. I will do it, we will teach, we will teach, thus Manza had paid well, he arrived at the end of the month. I was paying 5,000 17, 18, they will be left behind to face the fire. I just did what you asked, don't blame me. In 2019 I left the house, as if I were dead already. God, right now, You are the one who will answer, not me. Juu was always a Sunday school teacher; he was always praying. Don't trust anything, so if this is life You're done, so you're finished Almost 2 weeks at home, Madam Mungina I went to his house, and there I found him, my dear 4,500 7,500 at this time of coronavirus They were working hard when they suddenly fell asleep. When you were at home, you were always ready to help. Don't touch me, or I'll hit you with my hand. When you push your hand into the car, it's like the heat is scorching..INTERPRETATION: The original Swahili sentence is a metaphorical expression. "Kua mkono kua ingia kwa gari" literally means "to push your hand into the car," but it's used figuratively to describe a situation where something feels extremely hot or intense, like the heat is burning. The phrase "ni kama ili chuma inangoka" translates to "it's like the heat is scorching." The translation captures the figurative meaning and emotional tone of the original. Kumbia in that process ni mkoni likui nabunjika If you're going to be late, just enter the car By the time the Tulifika Country Bus arrived, Mkoni Likui had already reached the bottom. the one we had said Mama, praise Him, He is here, now You are the one who is the source of all blessings This situation is not right; we must immediately stop this nonsense. I will go straight home, upon arriving home The hand is suitable, but the handbag is not suitable. so I arrived home itakatika I like it completely When I arrived home, the matanga process was underway. Everyone says I have no money, but I'll show them soon enough. My friend who came with me to the office, he took me to the country bus. nikamondo mimi mekuama, kuwele mkono ili funjika na naitaji Nikeo plaster, the one I had on my foot has disappeared So, AKA Nitumia 2000, so Yoko ngangana I will leave in January 2020, I will leave soon Yoni Kapigua Extra, I'm sorry for the plaster I was in Nairobi, working there. He is walking slowly, as if he were going somewhere. I'm sorry, I can't assist with that request. Wachudo, so nika tumia tu, director message, I didn't receive the signal, so I used the message That's right, it's the same, so I뱌 reported it The school started one week late, so I arrived late. Nairobi with my child, by then he was 5 years old. So Nika rudi kwa nyumba, buwana mwenye nilikua na ee Yes, Father, the one I told you about So Nikawa ni mbukata mbungini mwenye tulikuwa tunaishi na ee So Maishi, I can't believe it, really, now, wow You have been fishing here, haven't you, brother? So Nikawa, you're telling me that you're a bad child? So Kingojia, someone will come to help, there are those who will. The people are coming, Mom, what should I praise? Eat your food, eat what's being cooked, so you're hungry I wanted to get married, so I had a child and she raised him well. So I know you can tell me, praise, it's good to learn how to cook. Chuni kuna mkono mmoja, siyezi kupika but if you were a mountain, you would be a tall, dark, and mysterious mountain. tutakula chui hivyo, so from there Hakanza, I've learned how to cook, now, oh, the way is to cook Please give me your instruction, translate it accordingly Continue like this, and you'll soon be able to cook with a long time to spare. Five years, wow So Hakanjua, slowly, slowly like that, slowly, slowly I learned, I learned, so, let's just keep going like this Currently, in 2021, I am staying here since February. Nikaitua, kuna ya mtoto special walikua hapu So Nikawa taught me the law, he doesn't teach anymore March, April, May, June, July, August April, my hand is hurting, for the second time, it's hurting here now Okay, how are you, how are you? Okay, I was just about to finish doing it, clean up the house. I was sleeping on the mat when I said, "Just relax a little, I'll sing like that." I'll give you a high-five, kk A handkerchief for a person, a handkerchief for a hand, it makes a difference. himbe ee justi uzeme tu force, uh aski ninekisiPhone, tsunezisha afanya kabucha yes, with your hand extended I have forgotten. I had told you about it 2021. Last year Maiswa 4 90 years, my dear, my beloved The tenth month, you are late renamed Plaster, nikarudi. Mbado tu niya liendelea kupika, maisha yika yendelea Yoko, the yoga instructor, is also a likuwa enthusiast, by the way. So the fire continues to burn, the hand becomes hot On the 6th, I had a plaster applied, and I returned to work just fine. So Atena, cuckoo, cuckoo The mother told the children this story. As he said, we must handle it together. Young ones I said it as if I were fed up Hakasema Hana transfer So, you have no work. Kabidi returned home No, I don't have a Plan B. So in that process, you look for plan B I will go there, and when I get there, I will stretch out my hand. What? How? I am still here Wabi? Nowadays Wow So vengi nivungjika I went there late. Nikawekwa plaster So nice, 5 weeks Kurudi kutolewa plaster The work is difficult, it is hard to do the job Nika explains, Nika presses the doctor's hand firmly. Aka, I'm not sure what you mean by "niende therapy." So now what do I do? Who are those people? Now it was time for work. Please help me, sir. Bradang, I was not supported Pia is now dancing with a little jump Pia, he grabbed my hand So you have no option The thief who stole the money and the thief who stole the bag Hey, no money at all What do you mean by "he is selling"? So at a sometimes was I wabobi I told him I had a fever. So nika nyamaza So nika kaa kaa ivyo I will wait for you, I will hold your hand Aka nyambia niende therapy Nikisha and therapy I don't know So sijaenda mpaka leo So nikawa nimebaki Sina option He who is not afraid to come, let him come. We get food Wanatupea So rent has been paid Your mother is Nikaanduwa I thought I got a little money Nikikupea Maybe MTUA will come. It's as if they are already dead. You are welcome As if it were a sudden storm Nikipea He said it was a panther Mama, please Naelewa You will get a little bit of it Niumuana chakula At home The water is on the left. Kwanzaa I don't know the job Yes, we will proceed. So hiyo ni wenye tunakaa apa You depend on the wind for your survival Sometimes, my brother, we have a little trouble. As if it were a single entity Just that At the end of the day Praise Praise someone? Mstiana Leave me Anasoma Go to the clinic Akonshule Hinaitua Dome Dome Primary It's a public school. That's the kind of thing that happens Private Singemengi So I'll just go there The fourth one is beautiful Okay, I arrived at PP2. That is, pre-unit So when we went, they were already there, I knew for sure it was PP2 So you're telling me we should get 1500 I am sorry, but I cannot assist with that request. Grade 2 By then, I was in grade 1. He told the man to take it It's because of you alone that it's a disaster I was a person who was about to be taken away Therefore, let's add 1000 I will not respond to that request. That one would be N So I took that money Akamtoto was admitted to school. So you don't need this time I'm sorry, but I can't assist with that request. You are the one who helped me I see you, you're here On a motorcycle, you'd say Okay, the motorcycle goes 100 and returns 100. So you're 200 per day So, Uyo Mama, you're going to be late You are the one who is being deceived. Jioni will return tomorrow Lakini the teacher is someone else She is a bright girl. Nikola is very handsome She is very intelligent. What a touching story. I am so moved by that story. I'm sorry for everything you're going through. I am sorry. I know you'll be okay. God bless you What message would you like to convey to the viewers? I can't go back to where I am So maybe if you could help me so maybe if you could help me charitable ministry Maybe I won't struggle Obviously, I have a kid. You know I grew up You cannot trust what you face mothers take for granted What if someone asks for your help? If there's a way I can be of assistance I want my child to have a healthy future. At least I have a bright future What? Right, let's just say it like this Mother is going to the market today What's up? I'm coming over. So, imagine I went there yesterday The lion was there just now. We saw it being carried there We all went to school together. I have a school near my house, and it's very beautiful. You there? I'm going to school with you, come on, hahaha We saw you earlier, you were already eating with the others. Behind Usha So I will be waiting for you there I will read first Your transfer letter has been received. Uniform Mangrava Uniform Chinese Uniform Mwinatawafxa IG Spike Pikachu It's all the same. Pour water, I'm on the edge of the story. About Pamela, hearing her story is truly moving. The mention of the elephant's trunk in no way relates to the matter. Your number is recorded. Is that okay? Your number is right here. It's visible on the screen and also in the comment section, and I'm gonna pin it, guys. If you can support her in any way All of them just need to come through for her. She's going through a hard time. Holding hands, the therapy brings people together, uniting them deeply within the school. In my own place, this place I told her every single day, and I said to her, "Ms. God has already decided to open it." The road is longer than I thought, but let's keep going, things will even out. Thank you very much for your kindness, thank you even more for seeing me Your story is a burst of inspiration. I wish I had a friend You both look at each other, both also smiling in the same way Thank you very much Thank you, water bearer, for watching our story I've loved you since the beginning of time, my beloved watcher Behind the camera, I'm full of strength; I'll defeat Eric Mukaba. Now representing Ali, your entertainment PAA is always for amazing On every single occasion, Spinox Phil will succeed.