“Come arrest me!” – Akothee reacts after KOT links her to Saudi Arabia child trafficking
Madam Boss, also known as Akothee, is on the defensive after her name came up in the ongoing discussion over the plight of young Kenyan women in Middle Eastern nations.
The single mother of five denied allegations made by Kenyans on Twitter (KOT) that she runs a company that finds jobs for unemployed Kenyan women in the Middle East.
Akothee rantingly demanded that people who were criticizing her lifestyle present the truth on social media.
She sarcastically told them to send the authority to go and arrest her.
“Send DCI to come and arrest me. Aacha kupiga kelele social media. Yes, you are very right, there is no money in music,” she wrote.
Akothee went on to state that she has in the past been linked to some damning allegations which are all false.
“And I must maintain this Rich lifestyle, muzungus, Illuminati and prostitution alone can’t pay my bills, girls must suffer for me to pay my bills. I, not only Export girls, but I also Export grandparents & families suffering in the village, get yours a passport and you are on the next plane.
“I will Google where Saudi Arabia is so I start making trips there, I think I have visited Dubai twice and I don’t even like it myself looks like there is a lot of money there.”
Akothee further added that those propagating false information should question the leaders they elect as she does not have solutions to the problems facing Kenyan girls aboard.
“In the meantime choose a struggle. I am not the government neither do I have solutions for Kenyans. Did you see me on a ballot box? Deal with your hunger. I export peoples children to Saudi Arabia and export my own to Europe.”
Akothee owns Akothee Safaris, a tour company based in Kenya, Akothee Foundation, a charity organization plus other family businesses.
