Bado na simama

Bado na simama A non-profit community based organization that promotes awareness to the public and provides counselling to young and old people life situations.

Bado na simama (BNS) is a private, non-profit organization, incorporated in 2011. It provides crisis intervention, advocacy, and support services to young females aged 15-24, adolescent, and/or adult survivors of sexual assault and abuse in Kenya and education about sexual trauma issues. Bado na simama (BNS) was created in order reach out to women who have been sexually abused and even to those st

ill undergoing sexual abuse. The name itself is in Kiswahili meaning " I am still standing" speaks unto the mission of the organization. We seek to provide a voice to those who are too scared to speak out or even too ashamed to do so. The organization seeks to provide counselling services for those affected that span a maximum of six weeks all suited to cater for individual needs. Furthermore, it aims at providing education to the public especially to the vulnerable population who are usually women.

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This is Mike Sonko's daughter and the abusive husband.

This is a heartbreaking reminder of how deep the cycle of abuse can run.

A young woman called her mother in fear, saying she was in danger. Moments later, her father arrived with his security team — not out of pride, but out of pure parental instinct to protect his child. And honestly, I applaud that father. With the power and influence he carries, it would have taken only a second for rage to take over and for the abusive man to face the consequences. But he controlled himself. He chose restraint over retaliation.

Yet the saddest part of the whole incident was the twist that followed.
In the heat of the confrontation, one of the bodyguards slapped the abusive husband — only for the daughter to rush to his defense, protesting and shielding him.

That is the cruel psychology of abuse.
You can cry for help…
You can admit you’re in danger…
But when help finally arrives, your heart still clings to the very person causing you pain.

Abusive marriages and relationships are rising every day. And if this can happen to a woman whose parents have resources, influence, and protection — imagine what countless other women face in silence, with no one to call, nowhere to run, and no bodyguards arriving at their door.

May every victim find strength.
May every abuser be exposed.
And may every family fighting this silent war find healing before it is too late.

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Nairobi
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