Ugandan Domestic Helper Allegedly Planning Robbery with Armed Bandit Surprises Nairobi Family

• A family in Eastleigh, Nairobi, was shocked when their Ugandan domestic help Everlyne allegedly conspired with a thug to break into their home
• The hammer-wielding bandit, with Everlyne’s help, broke into the family residence on the sixth floor of Ushirika Tower on November 1.
• With Everlyne’s help, the intruder attacked a 20-year-old maid who was in the house at the time.

A family in Eastleigh. NairobiUgandan domestic helpers were left in shock after a bandit sneaked into their home and committed theft.

It has been revealed that the hammer-wielding bandit managed to break into Ushirika Tower in Eastleigh on Friday (November 1). After gaining entry, he proceeded to a sixth-floor apartment with the help of a house helper named Everlyne.

Once inside the house, the intruder began attacking a 20-year-old maid with Everylyne’s help.

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“Several valuables were stolen during the incident, including pieces of gold jewellery, an unspecified amount of cash in KES and US dollars, and four laptops belonging to the family, which were reported stolen during the incident,” the DCI said. he said.

Everlyne had joined Eastleigh family three weeks before this incident, which left another domestic help with serious injuries.

Luckily, the owner was not at home at the time of the incident; He was out with his children while his wife was reportedly in India for medical treatment.

Authorities are continuing their investigation to gather more details about the incident and the whereabouts of the suspects.

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Gracie Shiroh said the three-month-old domestic worker was left horrified after children turned on the heater in their bedroom and moved it closer to the curtains in what appeared to be an attempted arson.

Shiroh said that while she was chatting with a friend downstairs, her house help rushed in and claimed that her six-year-old son had turned on the heater and took it to the curtain to turn it on.

Source: TUKO.co.ke