How Young Kenyan Girls are Lured into Fake Marriages By Sex Tourists

If he is in USA he can be arrested. Post his picture & name.

The bedwenches and bedbucks always get their wake up call after thinking the European with white savior complex is solution to your plight!

Dealing with the root cause of the problem is the best way to eradicate this shame! Either the parents,community or government have failed in their role! I can understand why our girls have fallen prey to sex tourists since even getting a job or creating one is a problem! Parents don't have time with their kids, the government is corrupt & the community doesn't care! We can no longer differenciate btween good & bad so we do whatever feels right to get money or feel secured otherwise where else do they run to?

Where were Jamilas parents when all this was taking place? The girl is 15 years hence underage meaning parents should be arrested and charged for selling off their girl to the highest bidder.

Desperate girls lured with luxury cars and cash. Really desperate.

Is that not what Paul did to Passaris. Luckily Esther is empowered. Paul returned to his family in the UK too.

So sad these girls fall head over heal in love with these Perverts TOO DAMN quickly. You would assume that they would know better or are old enough to reason but that's not always the case. I totally agree, the girls especially, need to be empowered. But who's gonna do that when their own "brothers" -the same ones who are meant to protect them are busy selling them out. That mentality of foreign men are better needs to be curbed. Even if the young ladies ended up in the foreign country, they would most likely suffer. A few years back, Daily Nation, featured real life experiences/accounts of young ladies (Kenyan) married to West Africans who experience bliss and luxury in the first two-three years of marriage only to die mysteriously, a year later through what their families suspect to be poisoning or "freak accidents" or something only for their dead bodies to be used to transport drugs all over the world. Yaani being a mule even in death. Our little girls (15 yrs is TOO young) and YES even boys need to be reminded CONSTANTLY that they are Loved, Protected, that they should have nothing to worry about and that they should concentrate on things that will matter to them in the future. But Kenya being a society where, less than two percent of the population, shows public affection, where fathers never hug their daughters and never tell them that they love them and mothers same way with sons. These young girls are gonna be looking outside their home for that love and affection. And this is ultimately embedded in some stupid taboos that make no sense at all. I mean, in some communities son-in-laws can't shake hands with mother-in-law and vise versa and same applies to daughter-in-laws. Just crazy. So there's too much resentment and luck of trust. And these girls keep their affairs secret for fear of being reprimanded. When the society stands shoulder to shoulder with these youths, No one would wanna mess with them.

This story does not add up to me, first of all, even us Majuu people when we visit Kenya, girls are all over you knowing you just landed with pockets full of dollars. I dont think the tourists really need a sham marriage to have sex with the victims, they can just take them to the hotel without even the parents knowing. It is a shame but when you have a failing economy and politicians who only cares for their daughters this is the kind of a society you will get.