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"Ukimwona Hauwezi Dhani Anaeza Fanya ivo"........Drama as Moi University lady records herself doing this and social media erupted(VIDEO)....Hapa Utalaumu Na sasa?


In Eldoret a video involving a Moi University student has sparked discussion online after social media users described the content as inappropriate, particularly because the young woman is known to be a church-going lady. The video quickly circulated across social media platforms, attracting mixed reactions, with some users questioning why she would record and share such content. WATCH THE VIDEO.

However, the student has since come forward to clarify the circumstances surrounding the video. According to her explanation, the recording was private and was intended for her boyfriend, who currently lives abroad. She said the video was never meant to be made public and expressed regret that it eventually found its way onto social media, where it attracted widespread attention. WATCH THE VIDEO.

The lady has since apologised to those who were offended by the video and acknowledged that recording such private content had been a mistake. She reportedly promised to be more careful in future and said she would not repeat the incident. The episode has also renewed discussions online about privacy, digital footprints and the risks of creating or sharing intimate material, even when it is intended for a trusted individual. WATCH THE VIDEO.

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