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Slay Queen Beaten By Friends For Eating Fare Sent By Boyfriend

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February 22, 2022
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Police in Roysambu ,Nairobi have launched a manhunt for 4 women who allegedly attacked their girlfriend for not visiting her sponsor yet he had sent sh 115,500 to cover her flight ticket from Nairobi to Mombasa.

According to Eunice Nyaboke, her friends led by Catherine Maina accused her of making poor decisions yet God had granted her the opportunity to get rich by sending the sponsor to her life.

The heated argument turned into chaos when Eunice told them off and warned them to stop interfering in her life.

Neighbors who came to her rescue says the 4 women stated that they were true friends who will not allow any one of them to waste opportunities in life.

“Eunice is a disappointment. She has wasted an opportunity to make her life better and as friends, we can’t allow that. We wanted to bring her back to her senses.” Cathe the lead suspect allegedly said.

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