Lucy Njeri who has been in Canada for decades has revealed how she escape plan death by her husband. Njeri, who lighted here in Kenya on November 16 last year to have a celebration with her husband, Nelson Ndereba Njeru, Immediately, the plane touches down at JKIA at 10 p.m.
After being cleared to move home in Embu, where they are staying, there appears a taxi waving with her name tag. Immediately entering, at the front, was also a man with the driver, who seemed to be my husband's colleague.
Immediately leaving the airport, the lady suspected something was wrong since the driver was unaware of what to do, which surprised her.
She also noticed another unusual thing: the driver of the car behind them in the pay queue came to the front and helped her driver clear the parking fee.
Ongoing, the gangs played the audio of how her death was planned by her husband. Later, they threaten the lady to comply with them or they will do as they are told. After a duration of time up to 3 a.m. in the morning, the hands decided to hand over the job to their leader.
Planner: "Kazi ni kwako, sisi tunakupea kazi tumekwambia our main point now," ni nini (the ball is in your court now; we have given you the job and you know what our main interest is.) Realizing that her life was in danger, she fetched $10,000 from her bag, handed it to the gang, and begged the hitmen to spare her life.
And that's how her life was saved.
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