Kenyan Woman Who Found House Girl Cooking Githeri With Gas Cooker Instals CCTV To Spy On Her

• A Kenyan woman was taken aback when she discovered her house help utilizing her gas cooker to prepare githeri despite being at home on leave
• Concerned about potential further misuse of household resources, she decided to keep a closer eye on her domestic staff by installing CCTV surveillance
• The woman revealed her shock at finding the house help cooking githeri with the gas cooker while she was present in the house

A Kenyan woman has taken a drastic step to ensure the accountability of her household staff after a concerning discovery in her kitchen.

Why did the woman install CCTV?

The woman, who was on leave then, was shocked to find her house help using her gas cooker to prepare githeri, a traditional Kenyan dish.

The incident prompted the woman to contemplate what other activities her house help might engage in while she was at work.

Fearing further misuse of household resources, she decided to take action.

In a video shared on her TikTok account, @thelifeofirene, the woman revealed that her husband had purchased and installed CCTV cameras to monitor the activities of their domestic staff.

Woman marvels at CCTV's features

"Yesterday I found my house help in the kitchen cooking githeri on the gas cooker. I was baffled by her actions, considering I was on leave and present in the same house," she rote.

"I couldn't help but wonder what else she does when I'm at work. So today, my husband installed CCTV cameras. I've even been spoken to in Luhya as she protests," she added.

The footage also captured the woman and her children expressing amazement at the capabilities of the CCTV system.

They were particularly impressed by its ability to switch on lights and rotate to focus on various areas of the kitchen, providing comprehensive surveillance coverage.

Woman who lost kids in Mai Mahiu arrives from Saudi

In a separate story, in the wake of the devastating flood tragedy that befell Mai Mahiu, a Kenyan woman working in Saudi Arabia returned home to lay her children and other family members to rest.

Grace, the grieving mother, arrived in Kenya on May 7, 2024, following the heartbreaking news of the loss of her loved ones in the catastrophe event.

The flood, which occurred on Monday, April 29, swept away their home, claiming the lives of Grace's two children, identified as Kimani and Muthoni.

The flood, which occurred on Monday, April 29, swept away their home, claiming the lives of Grace's two children, identified as Kimani and Muthoni.