Saturday, 11 July 2015

Children forced to take care of two twin since after father abandoned them & mother.

God will and Goodness Uche of age 6 had no option but to take care of their younger sibling's which sets of twin since daddy Emeka left them.



According to Ruth the mum, the responsibility of catering for 3 set of twins was huge and couldn't do it alone that were the older older twins Goodness & Godwill comes in to help their mum

Ruth 34 visited the Lagos State government and begged for help after her husband Emeka abandoned her with 6 children [3 set of Twins]
She said "The load is much for me and I can't deal with it alone]
It all started when I was 5 month pregnant and went for scan, doctors told me i'm carrying twin this will be the third twins, when I got home I told my husband the following morning he left for work, since then we haven't seen him, he abandoned me with  6 children to carter for alone! Ruth who is a ssce holder said things was hard when my husband Emeka was around, he's a factory worker and barely could manage from it. Now that he has i've become a beggar "I beg garri to drink and feed my children, I need help.

Lagos state government intervened in the matter and gave a in disclose amount of money to Mrs Ruth with instruction that she should look for a shop with it

She said, the first thing I use the money for was yo buy food stuff "indomie, and tea beverage. The kids who haven't tasted tea beverage for 18 months were so excited
According to them “It was very sweet. We are tired of drinking garri all the time,” the children said, when our correspondent asked them how they felt about that.
Ruth who said she use to work in a oil company as a messenger met husband Emeka a man that hails from Abia

In her words : She explained that when she was newly married, she was working with an oil company as a messenger.

“I had some savings. I looked beautiful; a far cry from the haggard looking sack of bones I look like now,” she said.

She told our correspondent that she met her husband in Abia, their state of origin. At the time, Emeka was a hardworking man, who did everything to ensure that she consented to his marriage proposal.

She said, “He served my father so much that he had practically turned to his adopted son. He was so bent on marrying me. I had to marry him because he was a loving man.

“After our marriage, he left for Lagos and was living with his brother. He later asked me to come. But I decided to live with my brother in Lagos at the time because Emeka had not got an apartment of his own. He was living with a brother of his.

“When the brother got married, he had to get his own apartment and that was when I left my own brother’s place to live with him.

“But soon, I got pregnant and gave birth to twins. Due to the stress that taking care of them entailed, I had to quit my job at the oil company. And that was when the suffering actually started. I have not been able to secure a good job since then.”

Living on N1,000 per month

Ruth works in a day care where she earns N10,000 per month. According to her, she never actually collects the N10,000 as the money goes directly to the school to settle her children’s accumulating school fees.

To make ends meet, she resorted to organising lesson for about six children where she gets N1,000.

It is that money which serves as the main stay of their subsistence, she explained.

Ruth says she still wants her husband back, he use to cook when I was sick, he took good care of the kids.
The mother of 6 said she's in search of a apartment and once her store in fully lunched she will give her 100% best to give her kids a proper education the one she never had.

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