Roysambu: Kenyans Moved as Petrol Station Security Guard Takes Kids Along to Demand 3 Month's Salary
- A young security guard could not take it anymore after the third month came up, and he was not given his salary to cover his basic needs and other needs
- The father, who looked tired with the kind of life he was living, had tagged along with two angels for a sad job of asking for his salary when he was not sure how he would go back home
- The commotion caused the manager of the Shell Petrol Station in Roysambu to come out and engage the man and his kids
- She carried one of the kids high and engaged the child, and it is still unclear whether the man is employed directly by the station or by a security company contracted by Shell
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Roysambu, Kiambu: A security guard who could not persevere being without food, rent, and other basic necessities anymore went to demand his salary at his workplace with kids.
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In a series of moving photos, the man was spotted sitting outside a Shell Petrol Station at Roysambu with two children, and the worst part is that the kids looked hungry and so tired. At some point, they were leaning against him.
The man looked lost in thought and with good reason; he had not been paid for three months and was at a loss as to what to do with the piling heap of bills.
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How was the manager in Roysambu treating the guard?
Curious onlookers surrounded the place, wondering what was happening, and the manager of the petrol station came out and carried one of the little kids.
"A man who has been working for Shell Petrol station in Roysambu as a security guard has gone with his children to ask for his salary," said Synthia Asienewa, who shared the story on her facebook page.
"He claims he has not been paid for three months, and the manager keeps ignoring him. Employers, times are hard, please pay them. Pay the people who work for you," she added.
How did Kenyans react to the story?
Faie RayLe:
"Woiye hope alimlipa."
Richie Citytocity:
"Wewe manager lipa huo jamaa kabla hatujakukuchia."
Arthur Nyamu Wa Kihumbu:
"Oooooiii boss mlipetu hulimia hao watoto tafadhali 🤦😭 but it's not good three good months hata ameralibu kuvumilia na watoto 🙏."
Dave Kamotho:
"To be a father is not easy!"
Everlyne Blessed Wafula:
"Kazi ya security guard na kazi ya nyumba,Mungu atusaidie tu Sana! 😭😭😭😭Kuna watu ni wanyama Sana huku nje, unafanya kazi na mtu hataki kukulipa."
Silo Silo:
"So sad indeed why now??? God do something kwa watoto wako😭😭😭😭🤔."
Angry man storms boss's office with machete
In another story, an unidentified man who could not take being without a salary anymore caught the attention of the public after he stormed his boss's office with a huge machete.
The man claimed the boss owed him a salary for five months that he had not been paid.
Some Kenyans on social media really supported his approach to getting his dues, while others castigated him for insisting there were better ways to ask for his money.
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Source: TUKO.co.ke
