DRAMA IN WESTLANDS | How a client threw me outside his moving vehicle on Waiyaki way

Jane Wairimu Mwangi was born and raised in Nairobi. After losing both her parents, she moved to Dandora, where she met a man, fell in love, and eventually got married. Their union was blessed with two children. One day, her in-laws told her that her husband could not build a house for her because she was not from their tribe. Later, her sister-in-law revealed a painful truth—he had another wife from his tribe. He had deceived Jane, claiming he was traveling to the village to build her a home, but it was all a lie. After much reflection, Jane decided to leave him. She walked away from the marriage, but two months later, she returned to take her children. To her shock, she found that he had already moved another woman into their home. Determined to rebuild her life, Jane started working at Club Florida. At first, she provided companionship to lonely men in exchange for payment, particularly foreign men. One day, she met an elderly Chinese man who wanted to travel to Mombasa. They flew there together, and Jane was overwhelmed with excitement—it was her first time boarding a plane. The man, who was around 70 years old, treated her with kindness and respect. Unlike others, he did not take advantage of her. From that encounter, she earned 150,000 KES. But not all experiences were as fortunate. One evening, Jane returned to Club Florida and met a man with unusual desires. He told her he wanted to go to Westlands. What happened next would change her life forever. Listen to Jane’s harrowing account as she describes how the man in the Range Rover threw her out of a moving car, leaving her severely injured.