- The family of Millicent Moraa Obwocha explained that she left for Saudi Arabia in search of green pastures but sadly lost her life
- According to Moraa's husband, Simon Obuya, she complained of sexual harassment from her employer, and was sent to a different house
- His former employer asked for his return, saying he would stop bothering him, but it was not to be; although he made a plan to escape, he was unable to return home
One family in the county of The loot is looking for answers about the sudden death of their beloved daughter, Millicent Moraa Obwocha, who sadly died in Saudi Arabia.
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In an interview with Citizen TV, the husband of the deceased Moraa explained that the organization that took him there said that the young woman died due to a brain freeze after falling from the roof.
According to the family, Moraa was constantly complaining about sexual pressure from her boss, and asked the agency that sent her there to find another employer.
Moraa doesn't hesitate to plan to escape
“His employer asked for his return, and promised to quit the job, but that did not happen,” said Obuya.
According to Obuya, Moraa conspired to escape with his Kenyan agent, Gilbert. She even told him that she was waiting outside the gate, which was the last time her husband heard from her.
It has been two months since the family received news of Moraa's death on June 23, and the body has not yet been returned home. The organization has assured them that all payments have been made.
“For the past week, the agent has not been answering my calls, and he told me that he is too Kenyalike me and he is waiting,” said Moraa's sad father.
Kenyans give their opinion about the tragedy
Tinah Kwamboka:
“Rest in peace.”
Jimmy Kamau:
“How long will our Kenyans die in Saudi Arabia?”
Francis Abenego:
“May he rest in peace 😭 we are here suffering may God help us.“
Johnson Alai:
“The ministry of foreign affairs should be firm to ensure that all agents have full security assurance as well as join forces with the diaspora government to ensure the safety of Kenyans.”
Steve Mosoti:
“That's why it's so painful, encourage the whole family to pray for our sisters and brothers who are outside our country.”
Samia Espa:
“Pollin' the child, let them be small, the others are animals.”
A mother in Baringo discovers her daughter died in 2022
In another story, Eunice Achieng's family, from Baringostated that he traveled to Saudi Arabia in June 2022 for a job opportunity to support his family.
The family last spoke to Eunice in August 2022, where she expressed fear for her life and said she had to flee.
Recently, the family found out that Eunice died in October 2022, despite reports that she died in March 2024.
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