Tharaka Nithi Boda Boda Driver Devastated After Finding Stolen Motorcycle Buried in Ditch

• Antony Kimani, a boda boda rider from Tharaka Nithi District, expressed his grief after his motorcycle was stolen and thrown into a ditch
• Kimani told TUKO.co.ke that in addition to the bike theft, he also discovered that 11 of his chickens had been killed.
• He estimated that it would cost around KSh 20,000 to repair the damaged bike and is actively seeking financial support to fix this.

A boda boda rider Tharaka Nithi district He is devastated after his motorcycle is stolen and thrown into a ditch.

To talk TUKO.co.keAntony Kimani announced that the bike was stolen while it was being packed in front of his house on Saturday, October 26.

“Every evening after work I put my bike outside the house and it sleeps there until the morning, but when I woke up on Saturday I couldn’t find my bike and wondered what the problem was,” he said.

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It also revealed that someone broke into the chicken coop and killed all 11 chickens that were about to hatch and broke all the eggs.

“When I went to check my chicken coop, I found all 11 of them dead and the eggs they were laying on were broken,” he explained.

Tharaka Nithi boda boda man finds bike in ditch

Kimani noted that he reported the theft to the local police station while he was looking for his bike, which was his source of income.

The 25-year-old said he found the bike on Monday, October 28, after a local boy grazing goats saw it. in the ditch and warned his parents.

“I reported the theft to the police and we started searching; “Luckily, a local boy told his parents that he saw a motorcycle in the ditch while grazing his animals,” he said.

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He explained that when he arrived at the scene, he found more than a hundred people, including the police who organized his removal from the hole.

He was then asked to identify the bike and after doing so the bike was taken to the police station.

“I saw the license plate and immediately confirmed that the motorcycle belonged to me. The officers loaded it into the back of the minibus and took it to the police station,” he said.

He announced that a suspect was arrested but later released on bail. However, he doubts whether the arrested man is responsible for the theft.

“I went back to the police and said that I doubted whether the arrested boy had stolen the bike because he could not have carried it on his own, considering its weight.

“I told them to give me my bike so I can fix it and keep working because I rely on it to make a living,” he said.

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Kimani says the bike will cost him around KSh20,000 to build and he is seeking support to fix it.

“I’m looking for money to fix it and get back to work as soon as possible,” he said.

He also said that he leaves everything to God and will not continue looking for criminals because he has more work to do to provide for his parents.

Kenyan man gives up school to feed blind parents

In a separate news report reported by TUKO.co.keKimani explained that he started taking care of his family when he was five after his family went blind.

He could barely step into the classroom with a crushing burden on his shoulders. family He was fed after his older brother disappeared.

Some neighbors helped them after they left school, but he didn’t want to rely too much on their help because they would get tired of offering help.

Source: TUKO.co.ke