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Joseph Obenge Nyangare was devastated to find the lifeless body of his son. Charles Osewe Adero had gone missing during anti-government protests in Kenya. Joseph searched for nearly three months.
His hope dwindled. Then he received a call informing him of his son’s death at Mama Lucy Kibaki Hospital. The mystery of why he wasn’t informed earlier bewilders Joseph.
How his son ended up at the hospital alive but later died also haunts him. These unresolved questions lead to a mix of anger and grief.
Joseph’s emotional turmoil is compounded by the unanswered questions surrounding his son’s death. He recalls the events leading to Charles’ disappearance during the protests.
He also remembers the ensuing confusion of his son being brought to the hospital from Ruai by a police officer. The lack of information and closure has taken a toll on Joseph’s health. His situation reflects the anguish experienced by many others who have faced similar losses.
Joseph’s journey has been distressing. He searched hospitals, morgues, and police stations, hoping to find his son alive. This has left him grappling with the harsh reality of his loss. Joseph searched hospitals, morgues, and police stations, hoping to find his son alive.
This distressing journey has left him grappling with the harsh reality of his loss. The pain of losing a child is overwhelming. The unanswered “how” and “why” questions weigh heavily on Joseph.
He struggles to come to terms with the tragic end to his son’s life. Despite the closure of finding Charles’ body, a new chapter of grief and healing begins for Joseph and his family. They navigate the aftermath of this heartbreaking ordeal.
