Wanaume prison hawana huruma 💔| my 1st day in prison it was messy 20 men slept with me

In the heart of Luhya land, one boy was forced to grow up overnight. Benard was the firstborn of 10 siblings. When their parents separated and fled, Benard was left behind—not as a brother, but as a mother and father to his younger siblings. Dropping out of school at a very young age, Benard’s only mission was survival. He scavenged for food in pits, behind hotels, and in markets just to keep his brothers and sisters alive. But when there was nothing left to find, desperation drove him to break into shops to steal bread and cakes. At just 16 years old, he was caught. A mob beat him mercilessly before the police rescued him and took him to the station. The court, seeing a "criminal" instead of a starving child, sentenced him to 6 years in prison. At 17, inside those walls, Benard entered a nightmare worse than starvation. Older men took advantage of him, forcing him to become their "wife." On his worst days, up to 20 men would assault him. His body was destroyed, his health shattered, and he was left in a critical condition. Now, after serving his full 6-year sentence, Benard is out. But he is broken, sick, and struggling to survive all over again. This is his story. #citizennews #citizentv #news #prisonlife #prison