Nyeri Woman Says Conmen Smeared Her Name, Called Her Devil Worshipper: "I Don't Keep Snakes"

• Jennifer Nyaga noted she had faced tribulations at the hands of a group that was after her hard-earned assets
• The group of unscrupulous people have labelled Nyaga a devil worshipper, claiming that she keeps snakes
• The Nyeri woman said they tainted her name after failing to get a hold of her property which they coveted

Nyeri - A woman has narrated her challenges as she strives to protect her flourishing business and properties.

Jennifer Nyaga, a businesswoman, said a group of evil people eyeing her assets had severely targeted her.

They have fought with her tooth and nail to see she loses her sources of income and possession, but they have been unsuccessful.

Call from Kenya Wildlife Service

Speaking to TUKO.co.ke, the single mum of two said her name had been tainted in the hope she would lose her possession.

"I received a phone call from Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) officer who said there were snakes in our area. I did not know it was a set-up. I asked him what the snake looked like and he sent me a picture. He asked me to show the picture to a woman that had allegedly seen the snake and confirm whether it was the one she had seen.

I went to the woman and showed her the picture. They wanted to insinuate I was looking for one of my snakes, which they claimed I kept as pets. They said I had refused to feed the snakes, hence I left them to roam," she narrated.

False accusations from conmen

The Nyeri woman defended herself, claiming all that was false accusations as the conmen wanted her to lose a good name and the fruit of her sweat.

Nyaga said she was labelled a devil worshipper because she allegedly kept snakes but there was no evidence.

"Nobody wanted to get close to me whenever I walked by. They said that I am a keeper of snakes, a devil worshipper," she said.

Isiolo journalist loses KSh 116k to fraudsters

Elsewhere a Kenyan journalist lost KSh 116,000 to alleged conmen who posed as agents of a local telecommunications company.

Abduba Mamo was on his way home when he met two men wearing branded reflector jackets driving a private car.

According to a statement recorded at Isiolo Police Station, one suspect identified himself as a field manager, as reported by Daily Nation.

The two suspected SIM swap fraudsters asked him to remove one of the SIM cards so that they could upgrade it to 5G.