DA

If you are Kenyan, you already know this drama of Pastor Kanyari. When his wife died, I sensed foul play. Few people saw the lies. Now, the court has ruled that the Pastor is the lawful custodian of the children. This is common sense, but I have seen chaotic women and their equally emasculated boys attacking Kanyari. Here is the thing, If a woman dies and leaves behind children and property, they will directly be under the custody of her husband. This is explicit in Section 34 (1) of the Children's Act. So, 1. Did Kanyari and Betty divorce? If not, Kanyari is still the husband. If yes, that doesn't absolve Kanyari of paternity. Article 53 of the COK. 2. Did Betty write a will appointing a testamentary guardian? She didn't, but if she did, Kanyari can still dispute it. 3. Has Pastor Kanyari ever harmed or abandoned his children? NO. 4. Who is this second man? He is a stranger in the children's lives. He is not their father, and he can even defile or sodomize them. The law doesn't care about your emotions, anger or your dislike for Kanyari. You might dislike his drama, but everyone, regardless of their repugnance, is equal before the court of law. Single mothers do things out of anger, thinking they are frustrating a man, and most of them think they are so smart and clever. A FATHER is A FATHER, whether the mother hides the child, disappears with the child, or blocks the father. Finally, why would a man fight to raise the children of another man? This sounds like manipulation and extortion or severe mental illness. CHANGE or PERISH