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Role, BBC Africa Eye, Nairobi & London
29 May 2024
As Kenya dey struggle wit violent crime, BBC Africa Eye follow one former criminal as im dey try convince oda men to surrender dia illegal weapons, one gun at a time.
“Di worst tin wey I ever do na to kill. I kill one man,” di young man tok afta im agree for us to feem am but wit condition say we hide im identity.
“I bin no feel anytin, becos I bin dey high on drugs. I bin feel like na fly I kill.”
Samuel, no be im real name, dey Kisumu near Lake Victoria for west of Kenya, to meet King Kafu, one former convict wey dey now help pipo leave crime.
You fit see say im bin dey fear. E carry AK47 inside one corner wey bin wan hand over to di police.
If you are a beautiful strong black woman, someone will put this in your comments.
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