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Watching the story as a social worker,and i am so proud of my career.We dont look at children with truancy issue as criminals.We believe, there's still alot to unravel, understand the root cause and adress that.

I love the way Bonnie corrects that the country *had a system* not now

@thescribe7645

29 күн бұрын

and even then, skia venye ilikuwa.. 😥

That Karura mention....I think we need to recognise that this over spirituality makes no sense if you are not balancing with your responsibilities. Alot of us neglect our physical responsibilities.

I had to come back 06/27/2024 to watch this a second time. Akina Boni are this generation's Matiba, Raila, Jaramogi, Muite etc. I always respected him but what he did this past week was epic.

It is important to note that approved schools were started after the emergency in 1952 (the emergency was basically a declaration of war to the people of Kenya), so as to facilitate the jailing of under age men convicted of being mau mau. They were not started to necessarily help us, but to to jail us, as per the international laws (it was illegal to have under 18s in adult detentions). You can read more about them in Britain's Gulag, the brutal end of empire in Kenya.

Faki's CTA was hot, Ya Boni ni moto uiiiiiiiiiiiiii

Never knew approved schools existed till now.... learning everyday.loving this

Inspiring story wow. This man must be committed 😁 u say it so well. Street families rehabilitation fund...inado!

Kids need just need love, structure and their basic needs met, which gives them stability and orientation in life. This is resilience on another level.

Bonnie just represents alot of kids if you are surprised of his life thank God you grew rich

Waah yaani street kids go through all that 😱, We need that system back that had order in the nation , And even a better one

There are 11 juvenile remand homes (under the administration of the Children’s Department) in Kenya, with a capacity of 2,500 children.The schools are Kirigiti, Dagoretti, Kisumu, Kericho, Kakamega, Wamumu, Kabete, Gitathuru, Likoni, and Othaya rehabilitation centres.

@snillocmurimi2576

3 жыл бұрын

There is one in eldoret

Never knew about this approved school system, man that was pretty neat.

bado nabinge hii series ya Boni. but sth keeps occurring to me, and I've thought this before while watching CTA. we need your CTA Richie!! si unipee hiyo kazi. pro bono. naeza kutumia cv.. 🤭

I feel wrong laughing @ Bonnie's life,but if he can make fun of it I guess I can

I am loving this

The society failed Boni in the begining the Mum!! Waow! Sina words, May she countinue resting i peace. What a story

Fasting for Moi to die😂🤣 who went on to become a nonagenarian. But I can understand her based on those times, hizo ndio siku za akina Muiru, Kuna Nuru gizani, religion was one deadly cult.

I think Kenya and China must be the only countries that has a business of hiring disabled people. Its diabolical that someone saw a profit margin and was willing to invest the upfront costs to hire the beggers

I love this

Nimependa intro+outro

Story iendelee

Yeah my brother went to approved school too

Bonnie alianza kujua rights zake mapema

No. 13583😂😂😂

My randon stupid middle classness...Aki Richie?