Attention ! Parents This is How Young Girls Are Deceived By FB ' Boyfriends'
Kenyan Nairobi - Mombasa tout has revealed the most shocking tricks that Facebook 'flower boys' use to trick young girls who just completed their high school studies into evil malpractices.
Christine Juma 
According to the tout named James {not his real name} state the following :
"Hi, Atty. Please hide my identity.
Please warn parents to take care of their girls especially wenye wamemaliza f4 Majuzi. I share this because have seen several cases of girls getting lost of late.
I am a bus conductor operating Nairobi - Mombasa route. Last week on 27th May while at Mks Junction I carried a small girl aged 18yrs, the fare was 1500 so she paid 500 and the guy who she claimed was her brother (later turned to be FB bf whom they never met b4) promised to send the balance before we reached mtito (that promise was made on fon).
We reached mtito n no money was sent. I gave it a benefit of out n proceeded. As we arrived at Samburu, coz the guy had instructed the girl to alight at Mariakani, I called the guy and lied that he is at Mariakani Stage, he was not there but he told us to take a bodaboda ipeleke msichana at Kaloleni ndio aone msichana ndio alipe bal akiona msichana. Things were not adding up so I told him akujie msichana tao. Kulikuwa na pastor abiria Kwa gari akaoji msichana kumbe walikuwa wanachat Na jamaa tu Fb hawakuwa wanajuana.
Tulifika msa 4.30pm Na jamaa hakuja hadi 8pm. Alipokuja the girl claimed he was not the one they have been chatting with. So we decided to force the guy to pay the balance and her return ticket. We organized the girl akalala na wasichana wa afisi ya executive bus Kesho yake tukamrudisha. Huyo alikuwa wakupotea.
Today as I write this niko msa Kwa afisi waiting Kupanda nrb at 2pm. Mwengine huyu amemeet jamaa Fb akamtumia fare aje msa from nrb
Amefika Asubuhi anasema alimaliza f4 juzi ako 17yrs from matuu. Jamaa hashiki simu from 6am mpaka sahii. Tunamchangia alipe gari arudi Nrb. Kama hii ndio design wasichana wanadaganywa kweli watapotea wengi
Warn your daughters parents" said james.
Kenyans have reacted massively towards the revelations and are now calling for an immediate probe against these online 'fraudsters'.
Parents have also been warned to stay alert and attentive to their children for their own safety.
girl child needs to respect herself aki
