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UNBELIEVABLE!!! ....Here are the Shocking things Kenyan ladies are doing with men in Roysambu that has left everyone in disbelief.(WATCH VIDEO). Any advice for them?


Conversations in Roysambu have recently intensified following claims that a number of young women, some believed to be university students, have been regularly meeting older men in short-term rental apartments within the area in exchange for financial support, gifts, and other forms of assistance. Images and clips shared online have fuelled public interest, prompting many Kenyans to reflect on the factors influencing such choices among young people. WATCH THE VIDEO.

What began as isolated discussions has quickly grown into a broader national debate. While some observers point to the harsh economic environment, rising living expenses, and limited employment opportunities as key drivers, others believe social media has created immense pressure on young people to pursue lifestyles that may not match their financial realities. The desire to keep up appearances, critics argue, can sometimes push individuals into situations that carry significant personal and academic risks. WATCH THE VIDEO.

At the same time, many voices within the community insist that the issue cannot be viewed purely through an economic lens. They argue that families, educational institutions, and society at large have an important role to play in mentoring and supporting young people as they navigate financial hardship, peer pressure, and the challenges of early adulthood. According to this perspective, open communication and stronger support systems are just as important as economic solutions. WATCH THE VIDEO.

As discussions continue, there have been growing calls for authorities to look into any allegations involving exploitation, manipulation, or coercion. Parents, university administrators, and community leaders are also being encouraged to engage young people in meaningful conversations about personal safety, responsible decision-making, and long-term goals. For many Kenyans, the hope is that addressing both the social and economic realities behind these reports will lead to more sustainable and compassionate solutions. WATCH THE VIDEO.

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