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16-year-old Twin Sisters Impregnated By Same Boy (PHOTOS)

Jakowiti by Jakowiti
August 26, 2021
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A Facebook user, Ayisha Togina, has shared the story of 16-year-old twin sisters who are pregnant for same boy.

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According to Ms Togina, the pregnant Cameroonian twin sisters living with their father were impregnated by the same boy after resorting to sleeping with men in the suburbs of Buea to feed. Togina, who shared their story on social media, confirmed the latest development saying they had given birth to two healthy boys.

“Theirs is not a beautiful story but an example of the reality of life especially in crisis stricken English Cameroon.

“This family lived at Tole where both sisters (16 years old) were impregnated by the same boy of their age in their local community just before the armed crisis forced them to move to Muea where they stayed with their dad’s friend who breaks stones for gravel.

“They had to leave yet again this time because of sexual harassment from their dad’s friend. Still pregnant they relocated to a community far behind Sandpit (Likoko) where they stay in a rotting plank house with no doors or windows.

“They sleep on a single mattress placed on the floor without a carpet and no blankets or extra bedsheets. Their house is surrounded by a bush, a breeding ground for mosquitoes and a habitat for other dangerous animals and insects

“Their toilet, accessible by a bush path has no roof but a single hole made in the cement serving as the floor. The slimy, shaky cement has been covered by algae and branches and leaves of the trees surrounding it. For privacy, there are two mud-stained bed sheets hanging at the entrance to the 3 blocks walled toilet with many holes.

“This family pays rents of 5,000 FCFA monthly to stay in that house, they don’t even feed regularly because their father can’t find odd jobs daily.

“A truth exploited by the local men in the area leading these vulnerable pregnant girls to bed which they accept in order to feed.

“Wonder how we met them? We met these pregnant girls when they came to the Solidarity Hospital. We got their address and hired a car to their community to witness their living conditions and provide some basic materials. With their permission, we took these photos and videos to share their story with the world.

“Their story is one of the realities of Poverty, Dispute and the lives of IDPs. It shows us the vulnerability of poor girls and the damaging effects of lack of education.

“Thank you for reading, we now call on the community, health organizations, female empowerment bodies, the government and people of goodwill to step in and assist this family. The Solidarity Hospital is taking care of their antenatal follow-up but there is always a place for every helping hand in their lives.”

Jakowiti

Jakowiti

Jakowiti serves as the Managing Editor of Kisasa News, steering the publication's editorial vision, content strategy, and team operations to ensure the delivery of accurate, timely, and compelling news. With a passion for storytelling and a steadfast commitment to journalistic integrity, Jakowiti focuses on crafting impactful narratives that resonate with readers. Holding a background in electronic engineering with a specialization in industrial solar energy, Jakowiti brings a unique perspective to coverage of technology, sustainability, and innovation. Beyond the newsroom, Jakowiti actively engages with the community, shares expertise, and advocates for forward-thinking solutions to pressing societal challenges. Stay informed with Kisasa News — where stories come alive.

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