- Emily Nyaroche Oduori traveled to Saudi Arabia to improve her life and that of her children but returned to Kenya without a penny
- After returning home, the mother of five had to stay on the street as she had nowhere to go
- Speaking to TUKO.co.ke, the distressed woman told the challenges she faced while living in the streets of Nairobi
Nairobi's disadvantaged woman has opened up about her current living conditions after returning to Kenya.
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Emily Nyaroche Oduori participated that she had been living on the streets for four months after being deported.
He worked as a home assistant in Saudi Arabia before a major misunderstanding with his boss forcing him to resign.
Why did Nyaroche quit his job in Saudi?
Speaking to TUKO.co.ke, the husband without a husband left his job after her female employer tried to persuade her to have same -sex sex.
“He wanted us to be around, he let me eat with him at the same table, the type of stools he was telling me made me very happy, he told me about his feelings because he had no man, I remember one day he prayed for him that was the last grass on the camel's back, it went against the faith. my spirituality, ” He said.
Nyaroche chose to be taken to the transfer center and not an office where he would wait for another employer.
He was expelled from Kenya without money and property, which forced the mother of five to start life from the beginning.
Nyaroche tells life on the streets of Nairobi
“I have lived here on the sidewalk for several months now, I have nowhere to call at home because I couldn't go home, my children would wonder what had happened and I don't want to break their hearts. I have been seeking help from politicians but I haven't found anything. They took me to circles.
Life has been difficult. At night, it is very cold and I have no warm bedding or clothing. I have no suitable shelter where I can protect yourself from the rain. I have a liter bottle that I carry to drink water and take a shower. I take a shower after two or three days without soap. I also eat in trouble and only have tea or coffee only when police officers almost buy something for me, ” He said.
Earlier from Kakamega County, Nyaroche said things get worse when he is in his menstrual cycle.
He noted bitterly that he uses socks as an ineffective pad but that he has.
Kenyans feel sorry for a woman living on the streets of Nairobi
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ABWGDXA91RM
Social network users felt sorry for the woman as they responded in the comments section of goodbye.
Quincykiiru5965:
“May God protect you. You are a wonderful mother to your children.”
Winnieminyayo-G4U:
“He is a hard worker but God will help him come with a testimony one day.”
Shiksjustin
“God help you meet the mother of your dream.”
Push-X6C:
“May God bless the non -husband mothers with double blessing and open two doors. May God give you only mothers.”
ElizabethWanjiku5017:
“May the Almighty Father be with this family in the name of Jesus.”
Emily Nyaroche Oduori sharing her story with Tuko King'ori video producer Wangechi.
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GOVERNMENT RETURNS HOME A WOMAN A SABBE HIS SECRETARY AFTER THE VIDEO
In another story, Prassy Nambalirwa was safely sent back from Saudi Arabia after online videos revealed his allegations of torture by employers in Medina, thus sparking national anger.
The president ordered him to return immediately following emotional appeals from his family and many public complaints.
His misery exacerbated the call for more severe protection for African immigrants in the Middle East.
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