Deadly campus romance: Tragic stories of Kenyan university students who kill for love

The recent news that a second year student at Kabianga University had reportedly stabbed to death his campus girlfriend over a supposed love triangle left many in shock.
What was worrying was that the said student allegedly tried to take away his own life after killing his lover.
In March, a quarrel over a girlfriend between a Moi University student and another man ended tragically after the student stabbed his rival to death in Eldoret’s Mwanzo estate.

In January this year, a fourth-year female student at Mount Kenya University confessed to killing her boyfriend by stabbing him for being unfaithful.

It was at Thika Law courts, where Teresia Roselyne Mburu and her friend Mary Nyambura, both fourth year students, admitted to killing Zachariah Ndwiga, a graduate of Maseno University and a garage manager.
Ndwiga met his death in Thika’s Runda estate on Christmas night in 2014. Teresia said she killed Ndwiga out of anger after she realised he was cheating on her.
Speaking to The Nairobian, outgoing chair of Women Students Welfare Association (Woswa) Wangui Muchai, said she had handled cases of acid burns, people thrown out of their houses and even violent beatings.
According to Wangui, the cases were diverse, but all boiled down to people who probably loved each other so much, and decided to have serious relationships.
“People fall in love. I call it kukaliwa chapo. And most times they lack exit strategies so they stayed in those relationships,” said.
Counselling Psychologist Josephine Macharia said students aged between 21 and 24 tend to be more emotionally volatile, and they tend to take cases of infidelity very seriously.
“It’s an age where people start to look for serious identity and a sense of self. We are all looking for something, once you get it, it hurts to realise betrayal,” said Macharia.
 

AG Githu Muigai warns Raila of dire consequences ahead of his Dec 12 controversial swearing-in.

NASA leader Raila Odinga has been warned against inaugurating himself.

AG Githu Muigai warns Raila of dire consequences ahead of his Dec 12 controversial swearing-in.
- NASA leader Raila Odinga has been sounded a dire warning regarding his intentions to swear himself in office on December 12 - Attorney General Githu Muigai has warned the NASA leader of serious consequences since the constitution did not provide any avenue for an individual to inaugurate himself - Muigai warned Raila that he could be charged with treason if he went ahead with the swearing-in plans Raila Odinga will face severe consequences if he goes ahead with his agenda of swearing himself in, Attorney General Githu Muigai has warned. The AG has warned Raila that he would be charged with treason if he swore himself in on December 12. According to Githu, NASA’s intentions of swearing in Raila Odinga were not provided for in the constitution, making it illegal.
AG Muigai has now sounded a warning to the NASA leader against his inauguration plans because he was not legally declared president by electoral body IEBC. “There is proposed to be another swearing-in of another person. I want to start by saying for the avoidance of any doubt, the constitution provides in clear terms that no person may claim or exercise state authority except as authorised by the constitution,” He said.

AG Githu Muigai warns Raila of dire consequences ahead of his Dec 12 controversial swearing-in. Photo: Nation

Raila demands compensation for 215 people killed by police during NASA protests.

- NASA leader Raila Odinga led several opposition legislators in collecting several bodies of people killed during running battles with the police -The politicians as well as the families of the dead all gathered at the City mortuary on Thursday,December 7
 - Raila demanded that the government apologise and compensate the families for their loss - Among the victims was 7-year-old Geoffrey Mutinda - Raila said at least 215 victims who are majorly NASA supporters were killed by the police The National Super Alliance leader Raila Odinga led several opposition legislators in mourning victims of police shooting at the Nairobi City Mortuary. The leaders gathered in the vicinity of the mortuary to condole with the families on Thursday, December 7. Some of the leaders present included Siaya Senator James Orengo, Nairobi Woman Rep Esther Passaris, Mbita MP Millie Odhiambo, Homa Bay County MP Gladys Wanga, Dagoretti South MP Simba Arati and his Rarieda counterpart Otieno Amollo. Govt should apologise to parents of 7-year-old Geoffrey Mutinda and other victims of police brutality-Raila
 


The deceased included 7-year-old Geoffrey Mutinda, Mary Atieno Oduor, Evans Owino Otieno and Kennedy Owino. Raila while addressing the mourners demanded for compensation for the victims and an apology from the government. "To the victims' families here with us, on behalf of all the leaders who have arrived here, we say sorry for your loss. All of us stand here with incomparable concern. They are all children, especially Geoffrey Mutinda. We want you (the families) to know that we stand with you. Anyone taking lives like this is an animal. No one from the government has condoled with the bereaved.The government must compensate the families of these victims. They must apologise to the families for the manner in which they died in the hands of police," said Raila



 The NASA leaders also off set the mortuary fees, bought coffins and catered for transport fee. Mutinda was shot and killed while playing on the balcony of his family home in Pipeline estate by peopel said to be police officer. The government has however denied claims that police were involved in the killing and instead blamed the boy's death on criminals.

Woman Quits Her Job To Breastfeed Her Boyfriend Every Two Hours

Jennifer and Brad would seem to look like any other couple in the world. There is nothing noteworthy about their outward appearance and most would assume that they are just like anyone else. However, they have a very unique bond that has caused Jennifer to quit her job. The former bartender is now planning to stay at home and begin what is known as an adult breastfeeding relationship.
She has never fed a baby of her own. Since she enjoys the stimulation of her nipples during sex, Jennifer believes that she will have no problem adjusting to this style of relationship. She has been searching for a man who would be open to the idea and has finally found her perfect match with Brad. Jennifer tried to use online ads to find the right man initially.

Little did she know that one of her old boyfriends would be down to give the idea a try. Brad let her know that he was looking for a woman of specific dimensions bust wise and Jennifer took this as her opening. Once she told him what she was looking for, she could see the light bulb going off in his head. Brad was very curious and wanted to find out more.

From there, Brad embarked on his own research journey. It did not take long for the two to develop a bond that went well beyond friendship. The connection that they share is strengthened by the physical intimacy associated with breast feeding. While she does not have any milk with which to feed her boyfriend, they are able to induce milk production with dry feeding tactics.

Jennifer has taken a leave of absence from work in order to further the relationship. She consumes herbal drinks and pills that are designed to stimulate milk flow. Brad is also excited about the health benefits that her milk has to offer. He is a workout buff who prides himself on working hard to look good for the woman he cares about most.
They plan to become married one day. For now, they are in no rush at all. Jennifer and Brad have yet to tell the whole world about their relationship, but they have shared the news with a few close friends.

Kitui West MP and former Minority Leader Francis Nyenze dead.

Nairobi, Kenya: Kitui West MP and KANU-era Cabinet Minister Francis Nyenze is dead. The family has confirmed the body has been moved to Lee Funeral Home. Francis Nyenze was born on 2nd June 1957 in Kabati, Kitui West. He was the Member of Parliament for Kitui West Constituency and the Minority leader in the 12th Parliament. Signs of his failing health came to the fore when he was sworn in to the 13th Parliament with an oxygen tank strapped on his body. He was the member of Wiper Democratic Movement Kenya but caused a storm when he, and former Wiper National Chairman, David Musila supported President Uhuru Kenyatta’s re-lection in the August 8 polls

Mother of baby stuck with needles arrested

Ms Jacinta Ndung'e (31) carries her 10 month old baby Jane Wairimu who had 14 needles lodged in her buttocks.

Police on Monday arrested the mother of a 10-month-old baby who was admitted to Thika Level Five Hospital last month with 14 needles in her body.

Ms Jacinta Ndung’e, was arrested at the hospital, while the baby and her three siblings were taken to Macheo Children’s Home where they will stay until police conclude investigations into how the needles found their way into the baby’s buttocks.

Thika children’s officer, Ms Rebecca Kariuki, said they suspect the mother could be holding vital information that would reveal what happened.

“The mother is the only one who can give information but she is not willing to open up. We shall book the child into a protection home to allow police to conduct investigations,” said Ms Kariuki.

The officer confirmed that the child’s siblings aged 17, 12 and six had been taken from their home in Kiganjo and will also be staying at the children’s home.

VOMITING

Thika Level Five medical superintendent Joseph Wanjohi, said the baby was admitted to the hospital with diarrhoea and vomiting.

It was during her stay that the discovery of needles in her body was made.

An X-ray showed 14 sewing needles lodged in the child’s backside and an operation to remove them conducted.

However, one needle was still lodged in her body as removing it risked harming her nerves and blood vessels.

“There’s no point in removing it. It cannot harm her. We shall, however continue monitoring her from the home,” said Dr Wanjohi.

NEEDLES REMOVED

The needles removed from the baby’s body were rusty, a probable indicator they were there for some time.

Ms Ndung’e insisted that she was innocent and had been taking care of the child alone at her Kiganjo home.

“I am innocent. The child is mine, can I do that to my own child? Did I just pick on this one to hate and not either of the other siblings? It’s not fair that they want to arrest me but let them go ahead,” lamented Ms Ndung’e moments before she was arrested.

Her husband Mr Isaac Gichura said he was shocked to learn of the needles in the baby, but was against his wife’s arrest.