Kirinyaga's mother of 3 children who went to work in Saudi Arabia is paralyzed after eating rice

Jane Njeru traveled to Saudi Arabia when she was healthy and strong looking for a better life for her family
Two months later, he became ill and could not speak after his Saudi employer allegedly started torturing him with food while giving him a little eating rice
When he returned home from the gulf, he stayed with his sister and his eldest daughter, who all left him
The Kirinyaga mother told TUKO.co.ke life was difficult and she had her little sister just to trust her for help

A sad mother from Mwea, Kirinyaga County, has opened emotionally about how she ended up losing her job and health.

Kirinyaga woman Jane Njeru narrates with tears that came to her in Saudi Arabia (left). Njeru photographing happily before getting sick (right). Photo: Mwangi_kriss.
Source: UGC

Jane Njeru was healthy, strong, and fluent in English and Swahili until he traveled to Saudi Arabia.

The mother of three headed abroad to look for a better life, not knowing the difficult situation waiting for her in the Gulf.

How long has Njeru worked in Saudi?

The woman, who is currently using a wheelchair, said she worked in Saudi Arabia for just two months before returning home in a very bad condition.

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“I worked for two employers within two months. It was in the second house where my problems started. The housewife was working on me too much. She gave me so much work that I couldn't finish it on time. Besides, she didn't feed me well.

I remember one day he added to me a very small meal. It was that day that I started to get sick. She told me to wait for me to finish eating to serve her husband, but I couldn't. My hands were heavy, and I fell. I couldn't talk, “ He narrated.

Njeru wakes up at Saudi Arabia Hospital

He remembered waking up at the hospital, but he couldn't talk, and his left was paralyzed.

He stayed in the hospital for several days before being discharged from a wheelchair.

“One young Luck Good, I did not face the biggest challenge in my journey back to Kenya, though my health was so deteriorating, “ He said.

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Njeru returns to Kenya, received by her sister and daughter

When he arrived in Kenya, he was welcomed by his two brothers, who were his sister and daughter. Her sister took her and lived with her for a while, but later she threw her out brutally.

“He said that he could not serve me again with his son because of the difficult economic situation. I was sad and asked him to save me, but he had made his decision.

Life was not easy because after two months, my eldest daughter said she was tired of serving me. He said he was tired of taking care of his mother, tired of cooking and changing my catheter. He started calling to other family members saying I had been a burden to him and could not continue living with me, “ Njeru narrated.

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Njeru relies on her young daughter for help

In an interview with TUKO.co.ke, Njeru said the doctors told him that he had a stroke that made him paralyzed.

“I can't lift my hand and my left leg, and when I try, it is heavy and it hurts me. He said with tears.