WHY DO BAD THINGS ALWAYS HAPPEN TO GOOD PEOPLE?

 

I have found myself again asking nobody in particular this question of desperation.
Charity Maina, a third year student at Moi university died, NO, was actually brutally killed yesterday. The poor girl. I have learnt that the late Charity was an orphaned girl who has suffered the double tragedy of losing both parents at delicate age.

Fragile and destitute, her uncle adopted her. She worked her bruised self hard and right to secure herself a chance in university. The future looked bright and she was almost forgetting the tears of childhood and loneliness of orphaned life.

She devoted herself to hard work - and God. She was a CU leader, and if you won't find her in the library she was in the chapel!

The day we lost her she was supposedly Coming from the library. Working tirelessly to redeem her future and that of her dependants.

Unknown niggas rounded her, raped her repeatedly and brutally before struggling her to a painful death. They threw her mutilated body in the dark, mercilessly and gruesome. In the dead of the solemnt night we lost a jewel, a rare rose in the most cruel way. 

We may never Know what happened, but the awful reality is that Charity is dead, killed for a crime she never did. Her promising future has been numbed at the tip. Her dreams will be buried under the very soil she walked on while alive. What sin did she do to deserve this cruelty from this planet Earth.

Why did the killers pick her, an innocent naive orphaned girl who is trying to dust off painful past. An adorable girl busy serving God in her youth while her age mates her busy spoiling themselves with the pleasures of this life. I am heartbroken, downcast and bleeding inward. Why do misfortunes only run towards the weak, the innocent and the fragile. 

Why do bad things happen to good people?? Why did she have to die so cruelly, so unexpectedly , so unfairly. Why on earth and in heaven. What evil did she or her parents commit?

In solemn sincerity , R.I.P angel, your death has reminded me the fragility of life. I am torn and hopeful that one fair day bad things will stop haunting good people.

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Charity was a third yr Moi University student. #RipCharity