A saddening story appeared online in which a Kikuyu Gospel Singer was forced to exhume the remains of her daughter who was burried 12 years ago. According to the initial story, the singer had gone online to mourn aftesh after she was ordered to exhume remains of her daughter from where she was burried and transfer the body elsewhere.
It however was not much clear as to why she was forced to exhume the body. However the singer who is identified as Regina just said that her daughter was rejected were she was burried.
But in another story published by Nairobian, it has now coume out clearer on what happened. The Nairobian has explained that the Regina and her husband has separated years ago. According to Bishop Muthoga of AIPCA church, he separated with the wife 12 years ago.
He then married the love of his life after the separation. The bishop went ahead to state that he had no business keeping the remains of a child who is not his blood in his land. This statement shows that the child was not biologically his.
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