Hello Tuko Family, You can watch the original story here kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j9GGa8WczM2nf2w.html You can contact Becky on 0794120614 and Naomi on 0768158233, both numbers registered under Becky's sister's name ( Cindy Okinyo). To share your story, send an email to lyn.ngugi@tuko,co.ke kevin.philips@tuko.co.ke or news@tuko.co.ke

Hio friendship yao iko strong, naomba waendelee kua mabeste ivo

Honestly I've shade tears but tears of Joy seeing them happy Again... Soon they will go far

We need more people like Lynn. God bless you Lynn

How I love Tuko. God has seen these girls through Tuko and I believe they've learnt their mistake and they're going far. Blessings!

These girls have become each others family! 🤩

I know Neetu personally she has a big heart. She always assist me with Alot of sanitary towels while am donating. God bless you for your generosity.

When Tuko touch your life, you don't remain the same. tuko represents the heart of each kenyan. Kenyans for kenyans

I love the interviewer...she's so down to earth and treats the two ladies like her best friends...KUDOS. Keep up the good work 👍🏿👍🏿 💯

THE ONLY CHANNEL I DONT SKIP ADS is TUKO !!!! Alafu LYNE ako na ile roho ya ku penda watu waaah and nowonder TUKO FAMILY is growing day by day !!!! Congrats LYNE as you spread the GOSPEL OF JAMES , who writes that the TRUE GOSPEL IS THAT WHICH MINDS THE POOR , VULNERABLE , the ORPHANS, WIDOWS & WIDOWERS

This is the kenyan spirit. We should never let tribalism and politicians to break us. we can I mean we can do it all..

Imagine mtu anaenjoy kua na mirror... appreciate everything

I am happy that though they are young they never thought of abortion.... Keep going... 👍👍👍👍

Im not hating but id rather watch tuko talks rather than " being bahati cjui the murayas na i think lynn mnafaa mtafute chance mkue na air stry kwa tv

God bless the work of your hands girl's and may you never lack for your babies

Am in tears. "There's always a second chance." This girls are going far.

There is God in heaven, salute you tuko family, may u never lack❤️

More than 20yrs ago when I was in class eight, 14 girls in our school got pregnant during that yr - these were girls between classes 4 to 8. Some local guy even published the story in the newspaper. A well known primary school in Homabay. Didn't get much attention. My deskmate and friend was pregnant during KCPE. 2 other girls in our class were pregnant too. And I now remember clearly 3 male teachers calling me aside one afternoon and I didnt know what they were talking about. I must have looked at them weirdly like what? I didn't understand then, but now I understand. I am one of the lucky ones that got away intact. The saddest part was coming home for holidays in Form 1 and seeing my classmates with babies, having dropped out, some married young. My deskmate got 450 marks out of 700. She was from Mbita. I never saw her again. Don't know which high school she ended up in. That girl - in not for her pregnancy - could have easily gotten more than 500 marks and got a place in a national school. She was among the best girls in our year. *Sigh* My sweet Somali deskmate didn't even get to class eight. I was to meet her later when in high school and I didnt even know what to say to her. She was my age mate, but here she was married with two kids, running her own own home. I remember that awkward moment when I stood outside her house and said hi. God. We were both children for Christ sake. Around the same period - I might have been 13/14yo, could be class seven - another classmate of mine whom we walked home with from the same neighbourhood picked me up from home and told me to take her somewhere. I innocently agreed, only to end up in a well-known guys house in the neighbourhood. This was a holy church guy who would greet our parents when he was passing by with 'Praise the Lord, sister'. He operated a butchery in the neighbourhood. I sat in the living room. I didn't know what she had come to do there. Maybe she was picking something then we leave? She disappeared behind the curtains. It was one of those single room houses with a curtain partition. didn't know the guy was in the house. But I kid you not, I saw her legs protruding from the curtains. I didn't understand. After some minutes, she came out of behind the curtains red eyed. I didn't understand. But I sort of understood. But what did I understand???? God. I never asked her a question. She didn't come back to school next year in class eight. Never saw her again. About the same time, I remember once walking around the shops, must have been running an errand, when this same holy guy called me to the butchery. I innocently went, coz it was right during the day. We bought meat from this butchery so my mind didn't even think that anything could be wrong. Maybe I was supposed to take maet home to my mom, or maybe she ad soe change left there? He started going to the room behind the butchery and was motioning me there. I was confused and hesitated like what is going on? Thankfully, at the same time, a woman came in and loudly called him to come sell him meat. And the omnet passed. I walked back home. It took several yrs later, and piecing info from different memories in my childhood to remember this event that could have turned ugly. Well, I went to high school and in Form 2, there was a girl from Migori in my class. One term, she just never came back to school from holidays. We wondered if it was school fees. Several yrs later I am in college, practical attachment in Kisumu. I am about to enter the gate of the firm I taking the internship when I see this girl/young woman walking towards me from Kibuye market and she looks familiar. But I can't remember from where. She looks tired, like shes a young exhausted mother. She's carrying stuff on her head, she has a baby on her back, I think she was pregnant too. But she looked too familiar, even under the worn out exhausted expression. She didn't look at me or meet my eyes. She passed me slowly like a stranger and continued on her way. I wondered who she was, later on my mind clicked. She was that girl in form 2. I remember well coz she was one of those very dark skinned well rounded African beauties. What happened to her? She walked passed towards the infamous Obunga slums. In Kisumu. Now when I look back, I realise I was one of the lucky ones. It's not because I was a careful, righteous, wise, or even well sheltered girl that I didn't engage in teenage sex or get pregnant then. I was just lucky. I have horrendous memories of seeing young girls who several years behind me in primary school pregnant. I was in college then and coming home for holidays. I was walking along the road when I saw a familiar face - but this tiny petite young girl had a protruding stomach. Who made her pregnant??? Men, leave young girls alone. Let them finish school lease. If you want sex, there are sex workers. There are even grown women willing to be your Mpango wa Kando. Willing to cohabitate, willing to be a second wife, willing to do one night stands and walk away no strings attached. Just leave young girls alone. Please. Just leave them alone. The teenage pregnancy crisis in Kenya is just soo bad. Leave these girls alone, please. And go get your sexual needs met elsewhere with a grown woman who at least knows what she is up against.

So what is in this episode to be disliked? Some people just have disliking spirit that I don''t understand. Nkt! Kudos girls,,,your future is greater than you know. God bless you Nana for your initiative. 🙏🏽

Please Madam Lyn, tuletee yule mama wa accident ambaye her small daughter is doing everything for her.

Hi Tuko I am coming to Kenya in December from the USA and I would love to bring them gifts and personally deliver it to them! please get back to me. Thank you.

In kenya we only need to embrace each other not the government

Going far gals... this the beginning of your testimonies

Now these girls need an advice ndio wasidanganywe tena na wanaumme..they need counselling

Hizo dislikes ni za the baby dadies and their team😂😂😂😂. Why could someone even dislike the progress of these girls surely. I'm happy for them I know they will go far, they have learnt where they might have gone wrong.

I hope those men who abandoned you both are watching this, may they know there is God in heaven who sees it all and never forsakes His own. Thank you Tuko family

I love that your mistake doesn't define you.

Idont know why every time I see people helping others i just cry like a baby

One can see the difference from the last interview, they are very happy, may God bless them and also those people who helped them.

Mtoi amekatilia lyn Even small kids can sense lyn ako na roho nzuri he will get sweet at the end. Am happy to see the progress😌😍

Thanks alot Nana, may you be truly blessed including your generations forever.

Omg i was following this story and am so happy for them love from Somalia🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴

Oh my God. I'm a Nigerian/ Cameroonian if my two countries can learn from Tuko it would be of great help to the hopeless. Please also take the to psychology and advice them to be good girls for the future of their kids. Tuko God will continue to bless till you meet Him In glory. Lynn God will reward your good work.Watching from south America. I follow all the interviews

They’re so bright girls they should go back to school.

I appreciate that lady called Nana she is the best parent ever I appreciate also tuko family 💕💖

Kicheko ya lyn is such a blessing jamani

I have seen the previous video and it really moved me seeing girls who are in the same age as me go through such a tuff time. Am really glad that they have made it through with the help of tuko family. Tuko changed a lot of kenyans lives and mine as well by sharing an inspiring and motivating stories. THANK YOU SO MUCH TUKO

This is nice, they look so happy and I am glad things are looking up for them! They need to go back to school God bless Nana and group as well as Nitu for their love.

Why is nobody talking about Sandra Muthoni and our Kenyan mother Teresa Nitu 😢😢😢. May our good Lord bless you Nana and Nitu, on behalf of all Kenyans, we say THANK YOU together with your family who supported the girls

hey Tuko.... bring Lillian Alango's follow up, the woman whose son developed breast....

God bless whoever chipped in to help these girls.. God bless Tuko also

thanks to lyn ngugi you have been a channel for this girls life change hope everything changes for the good and their friendship to last long...God Bless them abundantly.

May God bless you Lyn and that woman who came for their rescue..

Kenyans never disapoint love you my fellow kenyans God bless everyone who come through to this beautiful gals

Tuko family be blessed and replenished. I have never come across such love the two girls have for each other, i wish them all the best not only in their business but also in their education and life too. Lynn may God reward you doing search a great work.

May God bless you Lynn..never lack in your life..

Finaly God did it na I know these gyals will go far.....Tuko family may God always bless you🥺🥺🥺and may you never lack🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

I am actually crying 😭 😢 .these girls are so intelligent you can really see they want to turn lemonade out of lemons . All the best 👍 🙌 ❤

Whenever I want to complain about my life, I find people who are going through alot and feel how much thankful for what I have. May God remember everyone who is going through a hardship in life

Am so proud to see this Gil's I did help them with something kindogo so am happy

Jamani Tuko imbalikiwe mpaka stationi zingine zimiite imembalikiwa kweli thanks lyny Ngugi wewe niwa nguvu May God bless you very much

inauma, Your past doesn't define your future. all shall be well.

I'm sooo happy to see the smiles on their faces. May God's name be glorified. And to all people who suffer never give up because God has a purpose for your life

I love what tuko is doing, I am glad they kept the children and are raising them. Stay strong girls but Do Not x10 bare anymore babies until you have a job and able to look after your child. No child is suppse to be brought to this world only to suffer. Stop having sex if you can't protect period.

GOD intervene for the girl's and their babies,see them through and fulfill their heart desires, Again GOD bless you Tuko and all who helped

Kenyans got good hearts .... TUKO NEWS job well done thank you

Am so proud of Tuko. Am gonna help where I can especially in prayers

This amazing. Great to see them burst into laughter and taking care of their kids

Lynn you are one of a kind. May God keep you strong and healthy.

I like the way the entire tuko family is helping the less vulnerable in the society. May you please continue keeping the fire burning .

God bless this channel.Hii channel imesaidia wasee wengi.

This amazing gorgeous looking young mother's, they're bright given a chance to go back to school they can be women of substance. Your tomorrow is brighter than today. Tuko family, God Bless you!

Our Kenyan mother Teresa on it again. This woman is blessed, we really thank you mama and the entire TUKO FAMILY, may the good Lord bless this channel. You uplift souls and bring back hope to many lives 🖤🖤😭😭

Massawe Japanni I was listening to this girls narrating their story and I knew tuko is always ahead . Lynn and team thank you,🙏🙏

Thank you Tuko. I work with girls, watching you doing much good to people has helped me alot. I pray that your goodness will not go un noticed before the Lord. The Lord will bless the work of your hands.

😅😅they made me smile 😃,I got pregnant while 18 but now working at Arabs nations desiring to go back and live with my child...am happy 😊 Almighty Father opened door for them,they are going far 😍God bless Kenyans for their good ❤️ heart (May the blood of Jesus Christ cover us all)

I hope these beautiful girls apart from the wonderful contributions given, can be mentored by women of purpose in their desired field of study/interests. All seeds must be nurtured to flower.

Lynn Ngugi Mungu awe akikutangulia in anything you do in life mami....

May God open greater doors for this girls, so they don’t see themselves as failures because of their mistakes. They need moral, mental, financial and every kind of support. May God bless my hands so I can extend my help to the less fortunate. I thank Tuko and Tuko family for how they’ve been coming through for those in need. Lynn and Kevin, God bless you . Naomi and Becky, don’t get over excited and forget where you coming from, focus, be disciplined, see value in yourselves and make us proud😍😍😍

I want to see the follow up of my landlord kicked me out with 7 kids... Please wakenya to vote hii🙏🌷

God is indeed faithful...so happy to see these girls happy

Amazing update and follow up. Bless you Tuko, Bless everyone who has helped and stood for these wonderful girls in prayers and financially.

Thanks to God....I always cry when watching tuko...God will uplift everyone who put a smile on people's faces

tuko thank you so much for update, am happy of what kenyans are doing and more of their friendship its strong, God bless you so much. this video will encourage many girls out there plus my daughter will keep this vedio for my daughters to encourage them always. Blessings

God is good all the time no matter what u are going through Go is there for u don't loose hope thanks alot tuko tok be blessed

Tuko group mbarikiwe sana. I feel to help one day when I will have the ability to do so. may God answer my prayer Amen.

Tuko does alot more than the MP's of those areas. God bless you 🙏

Am happy tosee them smiling back true your mistakes doesnt really define your destiny thank to you Tuko and all helped in one way may Allah bless you All

Lynn is a pure soul ,much love ❤️

Thank you Tuko for the follow up 😍😍God bless Tuko family this girls will go far it's just the beginning wow

Woooow, thanks to Tuko family, alafu msijifanye hamjaona venye hao watoto ni wacute na healthy sasa😍😍oooh my God

Wow kweli Kenyans got each others back and together we can do best ,am so happy for the girls and right now you're getting a lot of calls I guess and some are men trying to promise you all the best if you date or marry then but please focus on your lives and I hope you continue with education for better future

Go girls God will be u..u will Go far..

To those who've reached out to help these girls, be blessed wherever you are....God bless you abundantly

Lynn may God continue blessing you & may you never lack,you are such a blessing to Kenyans.

I’m hopping those young girls learned their lessons!

Be blessed tuko family... Much love from Arusha Tanzania

God bless you Lynn, Nitu, Nana with her team and the entire Tuko team/family. Great work.

God bless you Lynn... At least someone is featuring and following up

They need to go back to school to give birth is not the end of education and life . May God will see them through ni wengi sio hao pekeao

Ya Allah help them to go far many blessed to tuko family I dont know what to say but to help everyone who need help

I am so happy seeing them laugh and happy. May God bless you Tuko family.

The little you have just learn to share with other people I believe we can put a smile on other people's faces God bless you .Lynne and your team🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Becky is a hardworking u can see it in her eyes...naomi is also good BT anakaa ulemsee wakuskumiliwa kitu...all in all ubeshte yao ni strong💪🏼

God bless the giver it is good to give than to receive

As a society we need to help and accommodate those who have already found themselves in this kind of situation. At the same time we need to develop strategies to prevent further occurrence and surge in teenage pregnancy.

Wow so determined bravo bravo bravo ,,,my prayers I wish our leaders can host them back to school so that they may make there dream as professional

Lynn, Lynn, Lynn i love you so much may God bless you

Blessed moms and beautiful... happy to see them smiling 😊

I'm so happy to see them HAPPY. Please, Lynn and Tuko-Kenya, we want to keep in touch with these sweet girls. I would love to see them go back to school. Can you please, provide a video about that?