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A boda boda rider in Nairobi's central business district has captivated many not for his skill alone but for his remarkable story. Joseph Simiyu, who lost his right leg in an accident two years ago, has since joined the bodaboda trade and now operates from a spot along Moi Avenue within the CBD. The father of three is a man of resilience and determination who continues to inspire those around him.
Joseph Simiyu lost his right leg in an accident 2 years ago
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