Kameme FM presenter Njuguna Gicheha alias Man Nyari has once again re-united a family that has been separated for years.
The 'Njanjo Ya Muturire' presenter posted on his Facebook page that Esther Chebet, a woman who had been separated from her family 15 years ago, had finally reconnected with them.
Chebet had made a call to one of the morning shows saying that she had tried to commit suicide twice after unsuccessfully trying to trace her mother and siblings.
She pleaded with the presenter to help her re-unite with her family members.
"In the morning during our interview, Chebet mentioned she would fall into depression if she failed to locate her mother. Little did she know that we had a surprise gift for her 'mama'," wrote the presenter.
Chebet and her siblings separated with their mother in 2003 after the parents disagreed and parted ways.
Years later, Chebet's father Samuel Koech passed on, leaving her and two of her siblings, Anne Chemtai and Moses Kipkemboi.
Chebet's siblings were taken away while she remained with her aunt.
"I do not know who took my siblings," she said.
The family was re-united by the Kameme FM presenter on November 7, 2020.
Chebet's mother, Dorcas Wangui, narrated that the late Koech had taken the children away in 2003 while she was at work.
She added that she had re-united with Chebet's siblings who were left at their grandfather's place when their father passed on.
