Thursday, March 26,
2026 - Nairobi County Chief Officer for Citizen Engagement and Customer
Service, Geoffrey Mosiria, has celebrated the remarkable progress of Mercy
Njoki, a woman he rescued from the streets after years of hardship.
Njoki, who had fallen into drugs and homelessness, was given
a lifeline through rehabilitation.
Sharing her latest photos online, he revealed that he was
able to reunite Njoki with her children, whom she had left at a children’s home
seven years ago.
“Through rehabilitation, she has significantly healed, and I
was able to reunite her with her children, whom she had left at a children’s
home 7 years ago.”
“Because she never went back to visit them, it is often
assumed in such situations that the parent is either deceased or in prison,”
Mosiria shared.
Adding: “The children had therefore grown up believing that
their mother was no longer alive, making the reunion deeply emotional and
surprising when I brought her to meet them”
Njoki is currently undergoing recovery at a local
rehabilitation centre.
Mosiria encouraged Kenyans to support her and others still living on the streets, noting that such acts of kindness can restore hope and rebuild lives.
The Kenyan DAILY POST
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