Women Forced To Walk At Night After Man Abandoned Them In Athi River: "Fear Men"

• A video posted on social media depicted two women walking along a busy road in Athi River at night
• The duo complained that they were forced to trek for a long distance after a man abandoned them
• They bashed men, but netizens put the on the spot by questioning why they didn't have money for a cab

Two Kenyan women have shared a video walking at night while blaming it on a man.

What did stranded women say?

They were seen walking along a busy road in the dark as cars zoomed past.

One of the women, holding the camera, showed the shoes in her as she walked barefoot while hinting that the man abandoned them.

The two hit out at all men, questioning their reasoning capacity.

“Take another 24 hours to fear men. Imagine I am walking in Athi River without shoes because of a man. What do you use to think?” she wondered.

The women claimed that the man almost got physical.

However, the video did not have the intended response as numerous netizens put them on the spot. Some questioned why they would go on a night out without having money to get a taxi.

Atriciafred:

“Never go out if you can’t afford the night out, even if you are in the company of billionaires.”

its_ptar_:

“How will you reach Roysambu?”

i_am_marieantoinette:

“Can’t afford an Uber, and you still went? Girls, let’s learn to have some shame.”

Kingtyzzo:

“Free things ended with Nyayo milk.”

Godietec:

“Give the guy two bottles on my bill.”

barbiebeatrice

“Never leave your house if you don't have your own money. Learn to be self-reliant.”

Why was there drama in Athi River?

In other news, loud screams woke up residents of Great Wall Gardens in Athi River from a woman in distress.

The neighbours allegedly saw a man trying to throw his wife through a window after a disagreement.

When confronted by the angry crowd, the man accused his wife of sleeping outside and being rude about it.

However, the since-deleted video depicted neighbours questioning why he resorted to violence to settle their differences.