- Electine Diana Alaka hoped that life in Saudi Arabia would be better and give her a better chance in life
- However, the woman from Kakamega narrated the challenges she faces in the Arab country, including going hungry
- He told TUKO.co.ke that he worked for his boss and his employer's mother but he was not paid properly for his work
A beautiful resident of Kakamega has sadly opened up about the challenges she is experiencing in Saudi Arabia.
Source: UGC
Electine Diana Alaka expressed a great desire to return home just one year after arriving in that foreign country.
Alaka reveals that he works in two houses
The mother of one traveled abroad in October 2023 in search of a better life but things turned out differently.
Speaking to TUKO.co.ke, the 24-year-old beauty who went to work as a maid found herself working in two houses.
“I was not only doing housework for my boss but also for his mother, it made me unable to be in a non-negotiable situation because I did not expect it, I had to get up early in the morning to do the work at my boss's house before going to his mother's house in the evening, which was and 12 rooms,” he said.
Alaka recounts being sprayed by the boss while he was asleep
Not only was the work tiring, but Alaka also said the environment was difficult because her boss abused her.
On several occasions, he went to bed hungry even after working hard in both houses.
“When I slept at night, madam boss came to spray me, any chemical made me faint and sick. I thought I was going to die, I asked them if they wanted to kill me, they would end my life. They denied saying they love me and my work, but a lot had already happened, and I felt unsafe, ” he added.
Alaka refused oil from his Saudi boss
The girl said they offered her body lotion, but she refused because she was afraid to use it.
Alaka claimed that he was being paid a low salary despite working in two houses as his salary included only one house.
“I can't do this anymore,” she cried as she looked for help to get home.
A Nairobi mother tells of being abused by a Saudi employer
In another story, Selestine Musavakwa was welcomed in her first 90 days at her employer's house in Saudi Arabia, where she worked as a domestic helper.
After his probationary period, his boss suddenly changed, abusing and insulting him, making inhuman demands.
The mother of two from Nairobi said that once, she would drink toilet water, which, in the long run, affected her liver.
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