Mainstay of religion siku hizi ni mostly fear and threats of lack of blessings. Makosa ya hii ni assuming people give a fuck about such. Huwezi enda kutishia mtu hata haendi kanisa ATI atakosa blessings for dumping his baby mama and children.
Plus other people do it out of necessity. It’s easier to bail than struggle to feed your kin.
Others are just assholes.
I betcha Diamonds dad sure wishes he never took the easy way out now. Choices have consequences. God can not be mocked. A man shall reap what he sows.
Choices always have consequences. How you deal with the consequences also matters.
Maybe he has other successful kids who help him if needed. And who knows, maybe Diamond may not be the kind who would have helped him anyway. Sometimes glamor and stereotypical assumptions can be deceiving. Slayqueens may be draining his worth.
Diamond may not be the kind because he’s helping his mum and sisters. I know you love playing devil’s advocate but that man is in a hell of his own making. He abandoned his children and then his comeuppance came. He’s the laughing stock of the entire nation. Paparazzi stalk him to mock him but hey he’s as happy as Samuel Kevin’s was when he was dying and his high value hoe did not even want to touch him, all she cared about was his corpse not being anywhere near her. Men always think that they are so invincible but their shorter lives shows that God does not play favourites. You sow the wind you will reap the whirlwind. If you have thrown away any of your kids make ammends before its too late.
Lots of half truths on social media.
From Diamond:
In the year 2000, the mother of my half-brother, Romy Jones, suggested that my father was Salum Iddi Nyange, who owned a cereal shop in Tandale. One time, she told me: ‘Go to the market in Tandale, and ask for one Salum Nyange, who is your father, and tell him to give you rice’. I went as advised, met Nyange, and informed him that I had been told he was my father .
At the time, Nyange and my mother were not close. However, my regular visits to Nyange’s shop resulted in the two getting close.”
The heavy-hitter said his father and mother, subsequently, organised a meeting between him and his other blood siblings Ricardo Momo and Iddi Santus.
Diamond said the siblings lived with their father in Kariakoo.Nyange died in 2004.