"We have another daughter who is four years old. This was her second pregnancy and God through his blessings brought five of them at a go in our lives and we appreciate it," said Ndung'u.
As the mother recovered at the facility, his colleague drivers visited them at the facility and showed solidarity to help them cater for some of the needs for the children.
"Am appealing to well-wishers for support. This was not expected. Her most recent scan showed that she was carrying three babies but another two have come along at birth," said Ndung'u.
Joshua Kamau, one of the drivers said that Ndung'u had received a lot of praise among his colleagues for his support and commitment towards the family despite their age.
"Ndung'u has shown great levels of responsibility as a father and a man. We will stand with him but he needs further support. Taking care of six children at his age is no mean feat," said Kamau.
They were joined by female nominated ward representatives led by Leah Serem who wished the mother and the babies well as they delivered their gifts.
"I once delivered triplets and I understand how these parents are feeling right now. The uncertainty and the pressure that comes with it require counselling. As a caucus of female ward reps, we will support the family where we can," said Serem.