Overcoming False Workplace Accusations in Kenya

Dan Mwadime Dan Mwadime — December 16, 2025

Hey, I’m Hannah, and let me tell you, I never saw my world flipping upside down so fast. I grew up in a tight-knit little town in Kakamega, where everybody knows your business and your reputation is everything. I’ve always been the type to keep my head down—respectful, hard-working, just trying to do right by everyone.

Then, out of nowhere, trouble hit at my job. The company was dealing with stressed-out clients, and errors were popping up all over. One day, they called me into the boss’s office, and there were these serious looks all around. They hit me with accusations of messing up a big project and being careless, even covering it with lies. I was stunned—I knew I’d done nothing wrong. I tried defending myself, showing what really happened, but it felt like they weren’t even listening. The “proof” they had? It was all twisted or straight-up made up.

Things got worse quickly. People I’d called friends started dodging me, gossiping in corners, and acting like I’d committed some huge offence. Even rumours reached my family, and they started questioning me too. I felt so isolated, embarrassed, and totally lost. Why me? I’d always been straightforward and dedicated.

Finally, a close friend suggested I talk to Dr Bokko, who’s helped folks through tough spots like wrongful blame, office drama, and emotional rough patches. I was hesitant, but I reached out. Chatting with him changed everything—he really heard me out, the full story of the falsehoods and rejection. His steady advice brought back some clear thinking. He pointed out how teams sometimes pick a scapegoat to shift blame, and sadly, that fell on me. Read more https://drbokko.com/?p=35360

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