Kisii Man Being Built House Ready To Reunite With Wife Who Abandoned Him Due To Poverty

• Mzee Kefa Manyoni Moembu had stated he did not want to reunite with his wife, who left him in his hour of need
• The 60-year-old man who was left alone in a dilapidated house was being built a new one and wanted a woman who would love and live with him when the house was done
• The Kisii man, however, said he was open to reuniting with his wife if only she would return with their children

Kisii - An elderly man whose wife ditched him, running away with their kids, has said he is ready for reconciliation.

Kefa Manyoni Moembu from Aunga village in Kisii county was abandoned by his spouse and children to wallow alone in poverty.

His fortune turned when Sammy Ondimu Ngare came to his rescue as he raised money to build him a home.

Elderly man at Kenyenya hosted by neighbour

The community activist pleaded with Kenyans to help him raise the money, and they responded magnificently.

"I visited him (Manyoni) at Kenyenya, Ibenjo. He is doing well, and the house is almost done. Thank you very much for your support.

Today I paid the tailor to repair things and the bed, and then the old man should come in immediately when the house is finished. The old man is being hosted at the neighbour's house until his home is ready," he said.

Visually impaired man from Ibenjo looking for love

The philanthropist said the elderly man Manyoni sought a woman who would love and help him.

He noted Manyoni was not ready to reunite with his wife because she deserted him in his hour of need when he needed her support.

"The old man understands himself very well because he says that the one who ran away can hear that the house has been built," he added.

Ngare noted Manyoni was ready to reconcile with his wife if she returned with their children. He would be open to forgive and live with them as they begin a new life together.

Kefa Manyoni gets new clothes

Earlier, the 60-year-old man living in poverty got transformation after a kind woman came to his aid.

The visually impaired man lived in a dilapidated house after his wife and children deserted him, leaving him to fend for himself in dire circumstances.

Days after highlighting the man's plight, Doreen Kwamboka Moses purchased new sets of clothes for Manyoni, bringing a newfound sense of dignity and pride to his life.

Dressed in maroon pants, a floral shirt, and a black jacket, Manyoni could be seen smiling at the camera, radiating a sense of gratitude for the positive change.