How Tanzanian Kids Are Trafficked And Forced To Beg In Nairobi ~ BBC Africa Eye documentary

[@bellaolum9768]

Watched her on BBC Africa, excellent documentary. Hope a solution will be found and soon!

[@ecarolyne5287]

Brilliant work Njeri ..Ahsante.. you have made a difference, you have changed the world. Thank you!

[@rispahoduwo5644]

Njeri oyeee! Well done. You made a difference.

[@JojiCee]

Njeri has always strived to do excellent work. I’m a great admirer of her ethos & appreciate her as a friend. Great conversation on a subject that needs more attention from all.

[@koi78]

Thank you for the heart you hold for the venerable children out there. God bless you

[@aminauwera2646]

You one of determines heroes who has himan heart lady we have at our time. Big congratulations darling. Big big respect

[@ahronrichards9611]

She does a terrific job...wonderful investigator. Thank you for your work.

[@esem135]

Beggars and pickpockets on Kenya’s streets are mainly from Tanzania. It is easy for Tanzanians to enter Kenya than Kenyans to enter Tanzania, that is why these people enter Kenya easily. Most Kenyan children are in school and not beggars on the streets. People with disabilities are also get some kind of support so long as they are registered with the disabilities body in Kenya. Nairobi City Council Askaris and other counties need to round up these folks and send them back to Tanzania. These are the people harassing visitors on Kenyan streets and Kenya gets a bad reputation fir crimes committed by folks from neighbouring countries. Kenyans should also start reporting about children not in school to the authorities. Tanzania has always been anti vaccine…that is why they are having these disability issues. There leaders need to educate and e more accepting of vaccines.

[@triplejgimoya3337]

You make me cry... Good Job!BBC Africa

[@liliankimani9524]

Thanks Njeri. Good job

[@ruu6592]

Congratulations miss njeri I really appreciate u big ❤

[@chrisogonas]

Wow, incredible work, Njeri!

[@MariamNasoro-xy3ep]

What i want to say is a good job to serch them for your helps.god bless you all for the good job.aameen. good job

[@RUFUS_97]

As a Tanzanian i feel so bad.😞😞

[@lucygithu7679]

It simply means your Tanzania Government has miserably FAILD in as far as people with disabilities is concerned. Borrow a leaf from Kenya . aaaah

[@mehsenghalib493]

Same in India

[@izabelahys7880]

Very Good Documentary and is still a lot to Do In a lot of Countries GLOBALLY THIS IS CRIME WHERE THIS ALL GOVERMANTS .....CRIME CRIME Hello from London and Respect for this amazing Woman....Its still a lot to do Globaly because this happened and still going on in a lot of Countries.....

[@Moving_Forward247]

How is Fara (the young man in the documentary) doing?

[@WorkwayConsulting]

Thank you Njeri. Sad novel to listen to but this shows how weak are our institutions

[@josephojwang5445]

She is speaking the truth I've seen the plot in kariobangi the over 18 have wives also there so it's the truth

[@annemuthui5438]

Even in Mombasa,there are so many Tanzanian disabled people begging on the streets from town to Mtwapa. They are strategically placed . It's a cartel and someone in the ads benefiting . And what amazes me is the govt is less concerned

[@Editor-dt6sq]

Si uwache nywele imee hata kidogo mama Mwangi atanizaba kofi nikisema unatafuta role ya G.I Jane

[@lutufyojason2598]

Sissy, you are doing a great job.and that typical slavery

[@josephojwang5445]

They are staying in kariobangi in a four gorofa building

[@blessingsroots8558]

Where is the minister or mp for disability in Kenya if they did their job then this will not be happening it's a shame both to the two countries how can children with disabilities being trafficked to this country yet their country of base is not aware it's a shame to humanity how does it hit home and you expect to be treated better outside . Tanzania should do better than this that is an alarming number of disable children coming out of the country.

[@blessingsroots8558]

Taken to aneighbour country as a symbol of society it's a disgrace whoever is incharge of disabilities in Kenya have failed humanity period they earn bunch of money and were elected for such issues if they knew their base work they cartel will not go on the next government should do better get rid of MP or minister of disabilities this is crime to humanity

[@tantrayukina4507]

Is the ka Maasai guy who wears green suit so stupid though

[@headlumodongo7682]

Watched this story on BBC , some people are wicked

[@amunamentira2143]

The ankh and the third eye

[@Kakwasi]

Yaani mlemavu anatesa mlemavu mwingine. N yes many beggars are from Tanzania

[@maasaimaasai2895]

Tanzania has an Islamic culture of marrying first cousins, in the mutation effects of inbreeding, you tend to have such kind of results more often. Tabia mbaya sana. Hawafai kuZoea, the reason Somalis are leading in the number of physically challenged persons.

[@ismailkimani7553]

It's the problem of low polio vaccination and poor health system. Not ignorant narrative you introducing.

[@maasaimaasai2895]

@@ismailkimani7553 Club leg for instance isn't caused by polio, inbreeding. And rampant albinism, is that polio!

[@kim1570]

@@ismailkimani7553 Maasai has a very good point actually. The UK has been facing the same issue of inbred children within the Pakistani community there for many years and it has been putting a strain on their social and health systems. There seem to be 2 issues in 1: One is birthing more children than one can manage, and the second is having those children among genetically related people. It's also interesting how Islam is a common factor here.

[@ismailkimani7553]

@@maasaimaasai2895 the Masai issue has absolutely nothing to do with Islam, infarct the Muslims amongst the Masai just minimal, it's poor preventative healthcare interventions given the remote locations of the community and the vast land mass they occupy.

[@mayeezy254]

@@ismailkimani7553 his tone is harsh but when you breed from a narrow gene pool the chances of genetic defects being passed to kids increases. I won't blame the religion as a whole though.

[@albanbarrack1360]

sounds like a novel...The Kariamiti kinds

[@ritaakinyi2990]

my principle is never to give money to any child begging coz I know there's a lazy adult somewhere exploiting the child.

[@kim1570]

Me neither. Adult or child, no one gets a single coin from me because all you're doing is enabling them further. If they're kids, they should be in school. If they're adults, they have enough energy and intelligence to get a decent source of income despite your handicap.

[@Kakwasi]

Problem is they are beaten if they do not collect enough money

[@naomymose1866]

Is their desire to be in our country, has they feel comfortable, but our government must look a good way to help them those are our blessings. When somebody runs to you, it is becoz he or she has seen something helpful for.

[@I_identify_as_Dzaddy]

si kwa ubaya, but you guys interrupt too much si you let her give the story without too much unnecessary interruptions na ni obvious answers that you are asking for.

[@rosemarymungai2415]

Please kenyans wacheni uhuru aondoke na hii mashetani yooooooooooooooooote inaendelea akiondoka itaisha , what kenyans has gone through under this man only lord has the answer.

[@shaicagates5341]

True, he should just finish and go. We've never had a president who's insensitive to the plight of citizens as him. It's under his tenure that kenyans have been heavily taxed especially the essential commodities.

[@tinaoquaro]

We can't blame it on Uhuru. These kids have been here way since kibaki. We can't pin it on Uhuru.

[@ashleypetertv5894]

Don't blame Uhuru..just that people responsible are sleeping on their jobs.

[@tinaoquaro]

@@ashleypetertv5894 plus most people do not understand how the economy works. They just think Uhuru should just make and order and the price of things go down. Or Uhuru should print more money and share it to them so their problems can be sorted

[@shaicagates5341]

@@ashleypetertv5894 the fish starts to rot from the head. When a football team performs dismally its the coach that's fired not the players. Uhuru Kenyatta is a big failure.

[@tantrayukina4507]

But then What’s Tanzania 🇹🇿 Government doing about they’ve seen News why should be the one to cater for all alone

[@kim1570]

The Tz government clearly doesn't care. I mean, Samia is pushing the Maasai off their ancestral land to accommodate Arabs so it's no wonder this child trafficking is happening, and lord knows what else.