"My name is Resi Aicho. I am twenty-one years old. I’m living in Kibera and staying with my parents. I’m a mum of a boy named Ethan Nolan. He’s one year and six months old. I’m a single mum. My parents met in Kibera and I was born here so I'm a long-standing resident."

"At first it was hard because I was fearing to go to the clinic. I was a first-time mum so it was really hard for me and that time I was twenty. So I wondered how someone goes to the clinic, how to tell my mum that I’m pregnant - things like that. So it came to a point where I just accepted it and things became easier. My parents were supportive. They were really supportive and I didn’t expect that."

One of the challenges is that he gets sick really quickly. There’s a time he had pneumonia and we were admitted to Kenyatta Hospital. So I think he has a problem with his chest because every time we’re treating issues to do with his chest. That’s just a challenge that I have. I can afford medical care due to the support from my parents, they support me in any way. I’m a full-time mother.

I tell people that my child’s father got knocked by a car in Busia- that’s what us single mothers say. We kill them off since they’re dead to us. I actually prefer being a single mother, I get to make my own decisions without someone stressing me.