Murang'a Man Left With Nothing After Wife Of 20 Years Runs Away With All Their Possessions

• Peter Karanja was stunned after finding out about his wife's dirty secrets affairs while he was away from home
• She was running some illegal activities in a rented house, and when business declined, she ran away with their belongings
• Speaking to TUKO.co.ke, Karanja said his wife also destroyed several structures, sold livestock and cut down trees, leaving him with nothing

Murang'a - A man struggled to keep in check his emotions as he recalled the pain his wife brought him.

Peter Karanja said he found out the love of his life was pregnant for a different man when he was dating her.

She and her mother were apparently looking for a scapegoat as the man responsible for the pregnancy was a married man.

Karanja's wife rents house for crime

Speaking to TUKO.co.ke, Karanja, a preacher, said his marriage life was full of challenges and surprises.

"I found out my wife was renting a house with another woman where they would hide thieves and also sell substances. There were a lot of vices taking place in that house that she never told me. It was the reason she was welcoming to the kids who came to our house and always defended the other lady, saying she had so much going on in her life," he said.

Karanja claimed his wife sponsored several illegal acts in the rented house, and when the business went down, it took a toll on them.

Did Karanja's wife sell their livestock?

He said his wife, who was not on good terms with him because of her defensive nature regarding her business partner, destroyed the house structures they had built.

"She also sold our livestock and cut down all the trees, selling them as wood. She also ran away with our household possessions, leaving me with nothing. The only house she did not destroy was one built of brick. I walked to an empty home and house after I arrived home from Nairobi," he painfully said.

The man from Murang'a said that since then, he has never communicated with his wife, and that is how their 20-year marriage ended.

Kisumu man loses job, left desolate

In another story, a Kisumu father of two was left desolate after losing his job and his wife selling his working equipment and household belongings.

The man said he was a professional cobbler, but since he lost his job, he had been sleeping on the streets or in his friends' houses.

Despite his lover's unfair treatment, he said he loved her, adding she was hardworking.

Proofreading by Mercy Nyambura Guthua, journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke