Daniel Okwiri has been made fun of, called a monkey and had his self esteem reduced to zero by his teachers and former school mates simply because of his dark color. He tells Tuko Talks Lynn Ngugi that the far he has come is simply because he believed in himself and also admits there were times he felt like giving up on everything. If you wish to reach out to Daniel Okwiri, you can reach him through: Phone: 254791009543 Watch his full story here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wekf8KtQRfk&t=110s

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Lucy's self-esteem has been reduced to zero by the man she once loved. From telling her she has big teeth, her body is full of cellulite to moving in with another woman. But it's the fact that he has kept her son away from her for over a year claiming she is mentally unfit or rather mad to be near the boy that hurts her most. Lucy says no doctor has ever issued a report indicating she is mentally unfit to be with her son, claims her boyfriend conspired with officials in a Nakuru Children's Offic