A dramatic and emotional video has surfaced online showing a Kenyan woman working in Saudi Arabia narrating a disturbing experience she claims she is going through at her workplace, leaving many social media users shocked and divided. WATCH THE VIDEO HERE.
In the viral clip, the lady, who says she left Kenya in search of better job opportunities, alleges that her boss has been making repeated advances toward her, openly telling her that he no longer wants his wife and instead desires her.
“Ameniambia yeye hataki bibi yake, anataka mimi,” she is heard saying emotionally, explaining how uncomfortable the situation has become while working abroad.
According to her, the alleged boss has been pressuring her for what she referred to as “mechi,” a slang term used to imply a sexual relationship, something she says she has been trying to resist despite the tense working environment.
She further claims that the situation has left her in a difficult position, as she fears losing her job if she refuses, while also feeling unsafe and emotionally drained due to the constant pressure.
The lady used the video to seek advice from Kenyans online, asking whether she should give in to the demands or firmly reject them despite possible consequences at work.
Her question sparked widespread reactions across social media, with users sharply divided on what she should do.
Some Kenyans advised her to report the matter to relevant authorities or seek help from the Kenyan embassy in Saudi Arabia, warning her against normalizing workplace harassment. Others encouraged her to maintain firm boundaries and prioritize her safety and dignity.
However, a section of netizens raised concerns about the increasing number of similar cases involving migrant workers in the Gulf region, calling for stronger protection mechanisms for Kenyans working abroad.
Authorities in both Kenya and Saudi Arabia have not yet issued any official response regarding the viral allegations.
The video continues to circulate widely online, sparking heated debate on workplace harassment, migrant worker safety, and the challenges faced by Kenyans seeking employment opportunities abroad.
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