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Kangemi mother separates daughter from Kakamega twins

Sharon Matius, Mevis Imbaya and Melon Lutenyo, all 19 years old, in Furfural village in Kakamega County on April 16, 2019. FILE PHOTO | NATION MEDIA GROUP

What you need to know:

  • Mrs Omina accused relatives of the twins of piling pressure on her daughter to continue living with Mrs Onyango, the mother of the twins at their home in Fufural

  • A DNA tests released last Saturday showed that Sharon Mathius and Melon Lutenyo are biological twins.

  • Sharon and Melon met in April 2018 on social media. At first, the mistook each other for online identity frauds.

The mother of a girl who was brought up with one of the identical twins from Kakamega took away her daughter on Friday morning sparking a disagreement.

Drama unfolded when Mrs Angelina Omina, who was accompanied by police officers, took away her daughter, Mevis Imbaya, as relatives of the identical twins were preparing to meet Governor Wycliffe Oparanya together with the girls.