A 13-years-old boy has been living on the streets of
Calabar, Cross River State for the past five years after his stepmother called him a witch and chase him away.
According to Monchery Ana, who shared his touching story on Facebook on Monday, stepmother went to a prayer house, and after consultation with the man of God, came back and called the child a witch.
"He left his father’s house and have been on street for over five years. Courtesy of his Father’s wife known as stepmother," Monchery said. Currently he’s 13years of age and have been Living in the streets of Calabar. The so call step mum went to a prayer house and came back home labeling the small boy a witch and making sure his father join her too. He was thrown out, since then he has been a street boy. Women, ladies, girls stay away from Prayer houses oooo, they’re there to destroy your home and get you confused. I wept when I saw this and he wept while telling me his story.
“Let’s protect our children.
Let stop taking them to prayers houses.
Let’s be careful the kind of friends we keep around
our children because some are dangerous.
“Hope for the street kids make me to know that, ‘The
best way to find yourself, is to loose yourself in the
service of others’. Thank you father for a well spend
day”, she wrote.
Calabar, Cross River State for the past five years after his stepmother called him a witch and chase him away.
According to Monchery Ana, who shared his touching story on Facebook on Monday, stepmother went to a prayer house, and after consultation with the man of God, came back and called the child a witch.
"He left his father’s house and have been on street for over five years. Courtesy of his Father’s wife known as stepmother," Monchery said. Currently he’s 13years of age and have been Living in the streets of Calabar. The so call step mum went to a prayer house and came back home labeling the small boy a witch and making sure his father join her too. He was thrown out, since then he has been a street boy. Women, ladies, girls stay away from Prayer houses oooo, they’re there to destroy your home and get you confused. I wept when I saw this and he wept while telling me his story.
“Let’s protect our children.
Let stop taking them to prayers houses.
Let’s be careful the kind of friends we keep around
our children because some are dangerous.
“Hope for the street kids make me to know that, ‘The
best way to find yourself, is to loose yourself in the
service of others’. Thank you father for a well spend
day”, she wrote.
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May God help us
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