A primary school teacher in Makueni County has shared a painful account of how he came to suspect his wife of cheating with a Tanzanian traffic police officer. The man, who was transferred from Nyeri last year, says the distance slowly damaged their marriage. He and his wife have three children. Before the transfer, they were close. They talked every day, supported each other, and shared almost everything. His wife ran an M-PESA shop in Nyeri and stayed there with the kids after he moved.
For the first three months, communication felt normal. She called often to check on him and remained warm even if he missed some calls. But after that, things changed. When he phoned, she sounded uninterested. Her replies turned short and cold. He told himself she was just tired from looking after the children and running the business. Then a friend called with disturbing news. He said the wife had been seen several times with a traffic police officer from Tanzania who came to the house late at night. The teacher refused to believe it at first, but doubt grew.
To find out for sure, he lied to his wife. He said he had to supervise exams and would not travel home that weekend. Instead, he went to Nyeri quietly and stayed at a friend’s place nearby. At exactly 9 p.m., his friend called him to the window. A well-built man walked up to the house. The wife opened the door quickly, let him in, and locked it again. The teacher watched in shock. His heart sank as the reality hit him. Read more https://drbokko.com/?p=37166
