A Nairobi lady has sparked fresh reactions on social media after allegedly changing her story regarding claims she made against Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna.
The woman had reportedly claimed that Sifuna tricked her into going to a lodging along Koinange Street, where she alleged that she was used for the better part of the day. Her claims quickly attracted attention online, with Kenyans sharing different reactions and calling for more details about what allegedly happened.
However, in fresh allegations circulating on social media, the woman is now said to have claimed that she was paid by another person to make the allegations against the Nairobi Senator and damage his reputation.
According to the fresh account, she allegedly claimed that the person who approached her wanted her to tarnish Sifuna's name and portray him negatively to the public.
The new allegations have added another twist to the controversy, leaving many social media users questioning what actually happened and whether the initial claims were genuine.
The matter has continued to generate debate online, with different sides of the story emerging. However, the allegations remain claims circulating on social media, and there is no independent confirmation of the woman's latest account or evidence establishing that she was paid to make the initial accusations.
Sifuna, who serves as Nairobi Senator, has been at the centre of increased political attention as his political activities ahead of the 2027 General Election continue to attract public discussion.
For now, the conflicting accounts have left many Kenyans waiting for further evidence or a response from the people directly involved.