Kangaroo baby

 

Joram Kimani is a boda boda operator who has hit the online space with his unique resilience.His wife left him with a newly born baby.He had to juggle between work and child rearing and he therefore devised the kangaroo method of carrying the baby as he goes about his job.

Kimani carries baby diapers and porridge for the baby and says the baby has since adapted to the lifestyle.

He is hopeful that the wife will come back home

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