“Nilikua Nalia”: Rosie Reveals How Life Was For Her In Lebanon
There's a time nilikuwa nalia tu because I miss my sons, Rosie said
Viral nanny has opened up about life in Gulf and what she went through before coming back to Kenya.
Rosie real name Roselyne Atieno, has gone viral in African media houses after showing her motherly love to Lebanese children.
The Kenyan lady who some have allege was being used by Lebanese family to get fame; recently said the family has been famous even before she met them.
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Days ago, TikToker Nyako Pilot claimed Rosie was lured by Lebanese family to beautify the name of Gulf people.
According to Nyako, Gulf people are never good. They’re are bullies, inhumane and sadists in nature.
Rosie after hearing the allegations, claimed her Lebanese family were good, kind and loving across her stay in Lebanon
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Despite defending them, Rosie has shared a recorded video narrating her life encounter while in Lebanon for the first years.
“Mostly hizo first months weee! Si rahisi lakini ni kwa neema ya Mungu tu. Kwa wale wako Gulf, Mungu awatie nguvu. Don’t lose hope. Let’s keep grinding “ she opened up.
Even though she received whatever she wanted while at Lebanon, she also felt loneliness and some emptiness in her heart as a mother.
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“What’s happening there, unaezakuwa huteswi but unafika tu mahali you miss your family. Ka loneliness tu fulani kanakuja.”
“Umepewa chakula, you’ve been given everything. Salary uko nayo kwa mfuko but yet uko tu sad,” she revealed.
At one time while still at Lebanese family as a caregiver, she broke down after reminiscing the motherly void in her life.
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Her love and strong bond upon her three children back in Kenya, made feel incomplete without her children.
“There’s a time nilikuwa nalia tu because I miss my sons. I miss my girl akinisumbua mum I want this I want this. Before nishike rada, I suffered manze” she added.
According to Rosie, life at Gulf is not for the faint hearted. Only the strong ones can survive.
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