Parents are expected to instill good morals to their children but a Mombasa mum has decided to turn his daughter into a money making machine.
A landlord in Likoni area of Mombasa County has evicted mother and daughter after allegedly turning their house into a brothel.
Was the landlord right to kick out the tenants because of their behaviour.
The two ejected last weekend after the landlord declared was fed up with their wayward ways that were corrupting the morals of children living in his plot.
He also complained that the hordes of clients they attracted both day and night were a security threat.
Is it morally wrong for mother and daughter to practice prostitution?
“I have persevered for months because they have never bothered me with the issue of rent payment. But I had to chase them away, nevertheless, as their ways became unbearable,” said the landlord, only identified as Salim.
Although the two put up a spirited defence while trying to resist the eviction by insisting that what they had been doing was purely business, the man would hear none of it.
He sought the help of a local vigilante group and the community elder to kick them out. “My premises had been turned into a brothel of sorts. Even my neighbours were complaining loudly about it. What they were doing was both against any form of religion and culture,” he added.
Harsh economy has made people to resolve to other means of making ends meat ,from fake diapers to fake wheat flour now to brothel.
Last month Nairobi County Ward Representatives unanimously passed a law prohibiting commercial sex work in the Capital.
However, the Penal Code in Kenya only prohibits men and women from living wholly or partly on earnings or from soliciting money through commercial sex work.