In the emotional clip, the visibly distressed student is seen fighting back tears as she reveals that she sells "sim 2" for only KSh 500.
She explains that she is not proud of what she does and insists that it is not something she chose willingly, but rather a decision forced by the difficult circumstances in her life.
According to the young woman, her parents passed away seven years ago, leaving her under the care of her aunt. However, she claims that instead of receiving support, she has endured mistreatment from her guardian.
The student further states that despite performing well in her KCSE examinations and securing a chance to join KMTC to pursue a nursing course, her aunt allegedly refused to pay her school fees.
With no one else to turn to for financial assistance, she says she was left with no option but to engage in activities that would help her raise money for her education and other basic needs.
As the video continued to circulate online, many social media users expressed sympathy for the young woman, with some calling on well-wishers and relevant authorities to intervene and help her continue with her studies.
Others urged young people facing similar hardships to seek assistance through legal and community support channels instead of resorting to risky means of survival.
The emotional clip has sparked widespread debate online, with many Kenyans sharing messages of encouragement and hoping that the student's situation will attract the support she desperately needs.
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