END TIMES!!!!!Here are the evil things that happens in Kilimani apartments. Don't watch if you are born again(VIDEO)..

Behind the elegant gates and stylish balconies of Kilimani’s modern apartments, some residents say there is a side of city life many people rarely see. In several buildings, neighbours have quietly raised concerns about what sometimes takes place in short-term rentals booked through Airbnb. Visitors often arrive late at night and leave early the next morning, keeping mostly to themselves. One weekend, however, a group of young men checked into a furnished unit accompanied by two women. They carried drinks, loud speakers and what looked like camera equipment, something that quickly caught the attention of a few people living in the building. WATCH THE VIDEO.

As the night progressed, the noise from the apartment reportedly grew louder. Music, laughter and shouting could be heard echoing along the corridor, making other residents uneasy. According to some neighbours, the group appeared to be recording parts of their activities on their phones while continuing their party inside the unit. What may have started as a private gathering soon drew unwanted attention, with some residents later saying the apartment seemed to have been turned into a place for filming shocking or inappropriate content rather than just a casual night of fun. WATCH THE VIDEO.

By the following morning, talk about the incident had already begun circulating among people in the building. Several residents expressed frustration, saying similar situations have become increasingly common in Kilimani’s short-term rental apartments. Some are now urging building management and local authorities to introduce stricter rules for Airbnb bookings, arguing that residential spaces meant for quiet living are slowly turning into late-night party spots where visitors feel free to record and share questionable behaviour without considering the disturbance to the community. WATCH THE VIDEO.