For Angela Njeri, 29, helping family was always a priority. Growing up, she had been taught that family comes first, and when her cousin, Brian Mwangi, expressed a desire to start a business, she didn’t hesitate to extend a helping hand. Little did she know that her generosity would lead to betrayal, heartbreak, and years of personal struggle.
Angela recalls the day Brian approached her. “He told me he had a business idea that could change both our lives,” she said. “He promised hard work, dedication, and success. I believed him because he was family, and I wanted to see him succeed. I thought I could give him the boost he needed.”…CONTINUE READING
