Kenyans on social media have been left shocked after a woman identified as Marion Msupa, using a Facebook account bearing that name, allegedly shared posts that sparked serious debate and concern.
According to posts circulating online, Marion allegedly claimed that she is looking for male teenagers aged 17 or 18 to start a relationship with. The statements quickly attracted attention, with many users reacting strongly to the claims and questioning her intentions.
In her alleged remarks, Marion is said to have explained that she prefers teenagers who are school dropouts, claiming she does not want problems with the government for being involved with minors.
She also allegedly stated that she would be a good and God-fearing woman once she finds someone to settle with. These comments raised alarm among many Kenyans online.
She further allegedly explained that she does not want to date adult men, claiming that many of them have seen her in clubs or guest houses and therefore do not take her seriously. Because of this, she allegedly said she was now turning her attention to younger people.
The statements did not sit well with many social media users. A large number of Kenyans condemned the remarks, saying they were disturbing and inappropriate.
Others warned that relationships involving teenagers, even at ages 17 or 18, can raise serious moral, social, and legal concerns.
Some users urged parents and guardians to be more vigilant, while others called on authorities to look into the matter if the claims are found to be true.
Several Kenyans also reminded the public about the importance of protecting young people from online influence and exploitation.
As of now, it remains unclear whether the posts were genuine or taken out of context. However, the issue has sparked a wider conversation on social media responsibility and the protection of minors in Kenya.
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