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The only sin my wife committed was to go to church, says husband

Baby Satrin with his father Benson Osinya. His father carries him in the plane that airlifted the boy to Nairobi, Tuesday.  [PHOTOS: MAARUFU MOHAMED AND KIUNDU WAWERU/STANDARD]

By BENARD SANGA

Kenya: “The only sin my wife committed was to go to church to worship God,” lamented Benson Osinya, 42, who has found himself a widower saddled with the burden of raising four sons after his wife, Veronica Atieno Ouma, was killed by terrorists in the Likoni Church attack.

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