Fresh allegations have surfaced against Allan Ochieng, the man who recently went viral after a woman claimed he abandoned her at a Westlands restaurant and left her to settle a KSh 10,000 bill.
As the controversy continues to dominate social media discussions, several women have now come forward accusing Ochieng of engaging in a pattern of deception and alleged fraud targeting unsuspecting victims.
One woman recounted an incident in which Allan allegedly invited her to an upscale hotel for what appeared to be a lavish outing. According to her, he later excused himself, claiming he needed to take an important phone call. Sensing that something was not right, she chose to leave the venue before he could allegedly disappear and leave her with the bill. The meal reportedly amounted to KSh 12,000.
Another woman alleged that she lost KSh 150,000 after Allan convinced her he could help facilitate travel opportunities abroad. She claimed he promised to handle the necessary arrangements and documentation in exchange for a down payment.
According to her account, she transferred the money believing the process would begin immediately. However, she alleges that communication ceased shortly after the payment was made, and her attempts to reach him were unsuccessful.
The woman said the loss left her financially strained and struggling to repay debts she had incurred while raising the funds.
The latest accusations have fueled widespread online debate, with many Kenyans urging anyone who believes they may have been defrauded to report the matter to law enforcement agencies. Authorities have not publicly announced any charges or investigations against Ochieng regarding the allegations, and the claims remain unproven.
As more individuals continue to share their experiences online, the story has sparked broader conversations about online dating, trust, and the importance of conducting due diligence before making financial commitments or entering agreements with people met through social circles or social media.
