Kibera describes how when his parents separated, he was sent to live with his stepfather in Nakuru, who denied him education. He was very young (class three in primary school) and had to fend for himself. At age 11, he stole some money just to buy food and ended up in the juvenile prison system. The Standard+2HubPages+2 Lesson: Early deprivation and lack of support can push people into wrong paths; this highlights the importance of caring for children’s welfare, education, and emotional support.
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36 days agoLack of Education & Early Needs Leading to Crime
Kibera describes how when his parents separated, he was sent to live with his stepfather in Nakuru, who denied him education. He was very young (class three in primary school) and had to fend for himself. At age 11, he stole some money just to buy food and ended up in the juvenile prison system. The Standard+2HubPages+2
Lesson: Early deprivation and lack of support can push people into wrong paths; this highlights the importance of caring for children’s welfare, education, and emotional support.