West Pokot Woman Who's Never Left Home All Her Life Pleads With Kenyans To Take Her On Nairobi Tour

• A woman from Kitlock in West Pokot county appealed to Kenyans to help her tour Kitale and Nairobi towns as she has never left home since she was born
• According to Milka Chelyech, she was born in Kitlock and spent her life there, as she does not have relatives living in other towns
• She vowed not to leave the hand of the person who would take her to Nairobi because she was told there were many cars in the city

Milka Chelyech, a resident of Kitlock in West Pokot county, has appealed to Kenyans to help her tour Nairobi and Kitale towns, as she has never left her hometown since she was born.

Where is Kesogon?

Speaking in an interview on NTV, Milka said she has never gone beyond Kesogon; she always thinks she will get lost if she goes to Kitale, which is the nearest town.

"There is a whole new world out there that I don't know. I can't explore it because I don't have any relatives out there," she said.

"I have to be taken there by someone and I will not let go of their hand because I hear there are many cars. I would really feel good if I could just tour Kitale first, then followed by Nairobi. It would be nice to see how other people live because just staying in West Pokot may limit you from knowing what happens out there," she added.

Comments from Kenyans:

laurah:

"Mimi ni wa Kakamega county but never been to Kakamega town."

Deimdem:

"She is very eloquent in Kiswahili."

Joseph Kamau:

"@Pancras Karema you have a call here brother. Put a smile."

epchirchir Angel:

"Someone link me up with her, Kitale for you baby girl, then nkulete eldoret alafu I finish with Nairobi, I've got you."

History_and_Biographies:

"Ile siku utafika Nairobi ndio itakuwa mwanzo ya stress...wait until uone pizza, KFC, bolt, express way, lift, escalator ."

Singdave:

She's very sincere; she's making it look funny and sad at the same time. I pity her but Niko mbali, I would taken her

Nairobi woman overjoyed after friend sponsors her on trip to South Africa

In another story, a Nairobi businesswoman, Winnie Ayimba, recently returned home from a trip to Johannesburg that changed her life.

The holiday was sponsored by a South African woman she met and made friends with on social media.

She disclosed that the Destiny Connector also visited Nairobi to help launch her business.

Proofreading by Jackson Otukho, a multimedia journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke

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Milka Chelyech, who has never left her birth place.

West Pokot Woman Who's Never Left Home All Her Life Pleads with Kenyans

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