Kenyan Gospel artist Lady Bee has disclosed a near-death experience she faced on Saturday. Her painstakingly developed investment of five years was reduced to rubble in a matter of minutes during the ongoing Athi-River demolitions, now in their fifth day. She further lamented the loss of all her property, which was stolen during the process.
On October 16, Lady Bee took to her social media platform to share the harrowing experience she went through, giving thanks to God for her miraculous survival.
Lady Bee narrowly dodges a life-threatening situation amidst the ongoing Athi River demolitions. She expressed her gratitude for being spared from what could have been a tragic fate on Saturday.
Lady Bee bore witness to the enduring strength found in the joy of the Lord, even amid profound pain. Her message strikes a chord with individuals who have seen their painstakingly acquired property reduced to ruins without any forewarning.
Machakos governor Wavinya Ndeti strongly denounced the government's actions in demolishing people's residences, businesses, and places of worship.
The harsh reality of losing their homes has hit families hard, with school-going children forced to halt their education while they search for new shelter.
Countless churches, business establishments, rental properties, and healthcare facilities have already been reduced to rubble, leaving residents in a state of anguish and bewilderment.
The sequence of events began on Monday when the East African Portland Cement Company emerged victorious in a lengthy legal dispute against a farmers association known as Aimi Ma Lukenya.
The disputed land, encompassing an area of 4298 hectares in Mavoko, Machakos County, has been the focal point of contention.
