In-Laws Took Everything Away After My Wife Died, My Sons Now Sleep on Floor: Father Reveals in Touching VideoPAY ATTENTION: Click “See First” under the “Following” tab to see Legit.ng News on your Facebook News Feed! Kassim Hemed is a man in tears after his in-laws took everything he and his wife owned after she died from HIV complications. Heartbroken, Hemed said that he and his three sons are currently living from hand to mouth since 2019 when his wife died. He and his older sons do menial jobs to afford at least a meal a day. Read also She's crying for help but I was helpless, driver of BRT bus that murdered Bamise entered shares what happened PAY ATTENTION: Subscribe to Digital Talk newsletter to receive must-know business stories and succeed BIG! The man currently battling depression says he feels like he has let down his children for failing to fend for them. The man whose kids struggle to go to school says he wants to relocate to the village and start afresh. Read also Oyinbo man, 68, begins search for his Nigerian dad after many years, wants to trace his ancestors Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a young Nigerian lady identified as Awola Beatrice cried out in a viral video after their uncle threw them out of their father’s house following the man’s death. In the clip, the lady with tears in her eyes stated that since her father died on Wednesday, September 9, 2020, the uncle has been mounting big pressure on them, seeking to take over the properties. The lady, while filming, showed their properties the man threw out. Beatrice, therefore, asked social media users to come to her family’s rescue. Source: Legit.ng A Kenyan man has opened up about how he had to pick up the pieces after his wife died from HIV complications The man named Kassim Hemed said that his in-laws came to his home and took everything he and his wife owned after she passed on The man now lives from hand to mouth, and he says he feels like he has let his children down by not being able to provide for them PAY ATTENTION: Click “See First” under the “Following” tab to see Legit.ng News on your Facebook News Feed! Subscribe to Digital Talk newsletter to receive must-know business stories and succeed BIG! TUKO.co.ke Legit.ng "We sleep on the floor and sometimes we can go for days without food. Whenever I come home empty-handed I feel so bad I cannot even face them. I especially pity the youngest. Some of my friends just buy me alcohol whenever I go begging. They tell me it's to help me drown my thoughts," Hemed said. "At least there's a piece of land in the village where my late mom lived. I will stay there as I pick up my pieces," he told TUKO.co.ke's Yvonne Kawira in an interview.