Street beggars - it's a business

[Cassey Tash]

Have you ever wondered how the street beggars get to the CBD every single day? Some with wheel chairs while other just seated down waiting for good samaritans to give them a coin.

Some are always moved around by people who I though were their relatives, well, Nairobi shamba la mawe. Everyone is doing business and business must be done



10 years ago, Citizen TV did an expose about the street beggars, where they stayed and how they got to the CBD every morning.

A Tanzanian national, who resided in Umoja estate had brought in disabled Tanzanian children and made sure they brought money home. It was a business.

The street children would be dropped to the CBD every morning to beg for money from well wishers and taken back to Umoja every evening with at least Sh13,000 in total.

If calculated, the guy would make Kshs300,000 a month, untaxed.

Watch the expose done by Citizen TV below

 

[The.Black.Templar]

Nilikuwa nimesoma street burgers

 

[Duke of Busia]

Wheel hairs ndio gani izo

 

[petlava]

I hope they are rotting somewhere in jail. Yaani the evilness and greed is on another level. Ati the bible tells us a sin is a sin, how now?

 

[Introvert]

Wheel hairs ndio gani izo

Mguu ikiwa mupya inakuwanga na tufudhi.

 

[shocks]

nani huwa mdosi wa mwingine, beggar au anayemsukuma?

 

[The.Black.Templar]

nani huwa mdosi wa mwingine, beggar au anayemsukuma?

That is what they call a team, mdosi yuko wa wote wawili

 

[Kasaman]

Have you ever wondered how the street beggars get to the CBD every single day? Some with wheel chairs while other just seated down waiting for good samaritans to give them a coin.

Some are always moved around by people who I though were their relatives, well, Nairobi shamba la mawe. Everyone is doing business and business must be done



10 years ago, Citizen TV did an expose about the street beggars, where they stayed and how they got to the CBD every morning.

A Tanzanian national, who resided in Umoja estate had brought in disabled Tanzanian children and made sure they brought money home. It was a business.

The street children would be dropped to the CBD every morning to beg for money from well wishers and taken back to Umoja every evening with at least Sh13,000 in total.

If calculated, the guy would make Kshs300,000 a month, untaxed.

Watch the expose done by Citizen TV below

Enda pale Ngara kwa footbridge ,those disabled kids are there by 5AM. Sad, very sad !

 

[Ssabasajja]

There's also a large group of beggars staying in Kariobangi North, they leave for CBD at 5am using specific mathrees