A Lady has shared a shocking story of how a man tried to drug her in the streets of Nairob.The man, who pretended to be a Congolese had put a substance in his mouth with the aim of drugging the innocent lady, then this happened.
“Let me share a very traumatizing incident I have just experienced today.
On my way from my busy schedule along Lenana Road around 2pm , I met a Man who asked me where Citizen office is located, since I was heading to that direction, I told him to follow me.
He suddenly initiated a conversation of which i just listened to without commenting (kept mum) my instincts told me not engage in his talk. He told me he is a Congolese and had just landed on Monday bla bla…
He continued with his big talk, and i quote him “you know am divorced and my ex who is a Chinese, is giving me stress, my business of stone is giving me headache bla bla…(Mark you I never asked him all these)…all this time keeping mum, doing the listening trying not to be part of his big talk, walking fast and following me.
He must have had a second thought, that may be am doubting him; he removed his Passport to convince me that he meant each and every word, this time almost brushing shoulders since I had kept a distance from him of two steps.
Holding his Passport to my face, he said, “You see am not lying, believe me am not a Kenyan” blabla..at this point I started feeling dizzy and could not see far, my body started feeling heavy as i struggled hard to keep my eyes open, the only thing I could see were blurred objects!
From a distance, I noticed an Askari at the gate of the place to where i was heading (my work place). I struggled, got to the gate and grabbed the askari’s hand.
On seeing this, the man pretended he was going the opposite direction, towards a restaurant opposite my destination. As he got to the restaurant parking bay, he spat out some substance which i he had been chewing all along. He then just disappeared!
I later learned that he had followed me from Equity bank (Yaya Center)!
Guys, avoid talking to strangers on the street; run like hell when unknown person(s) tries to initiate a conversation; do not allow him/her to come near you because he/she is looking to drug you.
Am still suffering a terrible headache, as I type this. For sure it took the hand of God to arrive at my work place safely.
His “passport” read Dossi and other kafunny name.
