Roysambu Nairobi— Tension, shouting, and crowds filled a normally quiet estate in Roysambu this morning after a foreign visitor was dramatically confronted by a furious husband who accused him of secretly pursuing his married wife using money and gifts.
The incident, which unfolded just after 9 a.m., drew dozens of residents who rushed to the scene after hearing screams and heated exchanges from inside a rental compound.
Witnesses say the foreign man — whom they nicknamed as a Russian national— had been spending lavishly in the area and was known for approaching women with cash offers and expensive favors. The situation turned explosive when he allegedly became involved with a married woman — unaware, according to some accounts, that her husband had taken prior steps to “protect his marriage spiritually.”
“I warned that my home is not open for interference,” the husband was heard shouting. “I did not keep quiet — I took action to protect my family.”
During the confrontation, the husband publicly claimed he had sought marital protection guidance from Dr Kashiririka, saying the measures he was given would expose anyone attempting to break his marriage.
“People laugh at protection until it works,” he declared before the crowd. “No one comes into my house and walks away like nothing happened.”
Neighbors say the foreign visitor appeared confused and overwhelmed as the argument intensified and onlookers surrounded the compound gate. Community elders were quickly called to prevent the standoff from escalating.
One elder at the scene urged calm, telling the crowd:
“Let anger not turn this into a crime. We handle disputes with order, not chaos.”
Several residents claimed the husband demanded heavy financial compensation as a warning “lesson,” though elders later discouraged resolving the matter through intimidation or forced payment.
“He said this is not just about today — it is about respect for marriages,” said a neighbor who witnessed the exchange. “People here took his words very seriously.”
Local administrators confirmed they received reports of a domestic disturbance but said no formal charges had been filed at the time of reporting. Authorities encouraged anyone involved to pursue the matter through legal channels rather than public confrontation.
The woman at the center of the drama was escorted away by relatives and did not address the crowd.
By midday, the scene had calmed — but debate across Roysambu continued, with residents split between outrage, curiosity, and caution over mixing relationship disputes, money influence, and spiritual protection claims.
Investigations and mediation efforts are ongoing.
