A disturbing viral video circulating on social media has sparked widespread outrage after a Kenyan woman was allegedly heard making shocking and controversial claims regarding HIV and intentional infection. WATCH THE VIDEO HERE.
In the video, the woman is said to have directed alarming remarks toward Kenyan men, warning them to “get ready to test positive” and claiming that she was “coming for them.”
The statements, which have not been independently verified, quickly triggered heated reactions online due to their sensitive and dangerous nature.
She also allegedly claimed that she had already affected some of her male relatives with HIV. However, these claims remain unverified, and no medical authority or government agency has confirmed the authenticity of the statements or the context in which they were made.
The video has since gone viral across multiple platforms, with many users condemning the remarks as irresponsible, harmful, and deeply concerning—especially in a country where HIV awareness campaigns continue to play a critical role in public health education and prevention.
Health professionals have repeatedly warned against spreading misinformation about HIV, emphasizing that such statements can fuel stigma, fear, and misunderstanding.
They also stress that HIV transmission follows known medical pathways and cannot be treated as a tool of threat or intimidation.
Authorities have not yet issued any official statement regarding the viral clip or its authenticity.
Meanwhile, calls are growing on social media for verification of the video and possible investigation if the claims are found to be genuine.
As the video continues to circulate widely, Kenyans are being urged to avoid sharing unverified content and to rely on credible health information sources when discussing sensitive medical issues.
The incident highlights the growing challenge of viral misinformation online and the importance of responsible communication, especially on matters related to public health.
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