Two twin sisters from Vihiga County have left many social media users surprised after revealing that they were allegedly forced to leave their home by their parents. WATCH THE VIDEO HERE.
The two young women are now appealing to well-wishers for temporary accommodation, saying they need a place to stay for about three months as they plan their next steps in life.
According to their explanation, they had recently developed a habit of returning home very late at night, sometimes between 11:30 PM and 1:30 AM.
They said their parents had not initially paid much attention to this behaviour, but their father later became aware of it and decided to ask them to leave home the following morning.
The sisters added that they would be grateful to anyone willing to host them during this period, although they did not clearly outline the conditions of the arrangement they are seeking.
They further directed interested people to contact them through their social media account under the name “vihigatwins,” saying it is the easiest way to reach them.
However, their appeal has sparked mixed reactions online, with many users questioning why they are specifically asking for a man to host them instead of seeking help from women or formal support systems.
Others have raised concerns about their safety and the risks that may come with relying on strangers for accommodation.
At the same time, members of the public and authorities often encourage young people facing family challenges to seek assistance from trusted relatives, local leaders, or child protection services rather than depending on unknown individuals online.
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