- Isaiah Kiplangat Chan has been raised by a Ugandan single mum, Joyce Chebet Fatuma, who was left by her Chinese lover when she was one week pregnant
- The single mother recounted the challenges she faced, including sleeping in the church with her handsome boy
- Kiplangat, who studies at Joshua Cheptegei Junior School, said he would like to meet his father, who left him a necklace
A Ugandan woman has painfully opened up about her failed relationship with her Chinese lover.
Where did Chebet sleep while pregnant?
Joyce Chebet Fatuma recalled the hopeless moment her lover fled when she was one week pregnant with her son, Isaiah Kiplangat Chan.
That was the beginning of her troublesome life as she struggled with poverty, trying to fend for herself and the baby.
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“When Chan was very young, I slept in the church with him. Life was tough, but I left everything to God. That is how we started life, and we have continued until now.
You can work from 6am to 6pm only to be paid KSh 52; at that time, I have nowhere to sleep. We used to survive on street water,” she said.
Which primary school does Kiplangat attends?
Luckily, with the help of well-wishers, Kiplangat was lucky to join the school and get access to education.
He got a scholarship at Joshua Cheptegei Junior School, where he is set to sit for his Primary Learning Education (PLE) examination.
He is a budding star who has assumed leadership roles in school, as he is the head boy, and he hopes to keep his fire burning.
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“He is a very disciplined boy, hardworking in class, and as the headteacher, I am optimistic he will be among the best candidates as per the PLE results,” Isaac Kwemboi, the headteacher, stated.
Why does Kiplangat wants to see his Chinese dad?
Beyond his smile, Kiplangat has the daunting task of finding his father, who abandoned him when he was in his mum’s womb.
“I want to see my dad because I feel bad when I see other people calling theri fathers,” he said.
All Kiplangat holds on to is a necklace his mum was given by his father before he disappeared.
Ugandan woman rests as Chinese man helps around
In another story, Rose Mary Adikin was in awe of her husband, Wu Jianyun, as he helped around while she rested on the bed with their newborn.
Wu flexed his fatherly instinct and supportive partner as she arranged the baby’s stuff and also a meal for his wife.
Social media users praised Wu for caring for his wife as they flocked to the moment section with lovely messages.
Source: TUKO.co.ke