I’ll Fix It Myself

Ngene is raised by his father and grandmother in a hostile environment. He lost his mother during his early childhood. He attempts to flee from home with his younger brother Kilo but in vain.

He completes his primary school education and migrates to the city of Nairobi. He begins to work as a houseboy and rises in rank to the level of attaining a PhD. Years later, he unknowingly employs his sister and in an extraordinary circumstance re-unites the entire family. Will he withstand the appearance of his supposedly dead or long-lost mother?

Fiction based on a real-life story.