Nairobi Hawker Who Stoned Her Alleged Lover’s Side Chick Pleads For Court’s Forgiveness

• A woman accused of attacking her lover's suspected side chick has asked the court for forgiveness
• Queen Elizabeth Odhiambo is accused of hitting the victim using cabro pavement at the junction of Harambee and Moi Avenue in Nairobi
• Elizabeth told the court that she had learned her lesson even as the man in question denied being in a relationship with her

Nairobi – A hawker who admitted to stoning her lover's alleged side chick has urged a magistrate's court to pardon her as she had learnt her lesson.

The accused, Queen Elizabeth Odhiambo, was charged before a Milimani Law Court that on June 22, this year, at the junction of Harambee Avenue and Moi Avenue in Nairobi, she assaulted Janet Ndoti, who sells tea and other snacks in the Central Business District.

The court was told that 23-year-old Elizabeth, who also hawks tea and mandazi, approached the victim at around 3am as she was preparing to head home along Parliament Road.

How woman attacked her lover's side chick

An angry Elizabeth allegedly took four cabro pavement stones, which she used to hit Ndoti on her head after she accused him of having an affair with a man identified as Patrick Mbogo.

After the incident, witnesses said that Ndoti, who is the complainant, fainted.

The prosecution told the court that after hitting her, a security guard who was standing near the Consolidated Bank heard Elizabeth warning her victim from 'messing" with other people's husbands as she ran away.

"Utawacha kuchezea mabwana za watu (You will stop playing with other people’s husbands),” the accused is alleged to have told the complainant.

According to court documents seen by TUKO.co.ke, the man in question is a Wells Fargo security guard. He has, however, denied being in a relationship with the accused.

In her statement, Ndoti told police that the accused attacked her over her relationship with the said man.

When she was presented before the court, Elizabeth pleaded guilty to the assault charge. However, she asked the court for forgiveness, noting that she had learned her lesson.

"Sijakata nilifanya makosa laking naomba mahakama msamaha kwa sababu sina mwenye anaweza kunisaidia. (It is true that I committed the offense but I would like to urge this court to pardon me as I have no one to help me)," the remorseful woman told the court.

Senior Principal Magistrate Geoffrey Onsarigo will sentence her next week, September 24. She will be convicted on her own plea of guilt.

Machakos woman stabs husband to death

Previously, TUKO.co.ke reported that tragedy struck Matuu township after a 21-year-old woman fatally stabbed her 22-year-old husband following a domestic dispute.

The shocking incident unfolded as the young wife, overwhelmed by frustration and disappointment, took a drastic and fatal step.

The young woman, who has not been named, is said to have confronted her husband in their home.

Proofreading by Otukho Jackson, a multimedia journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke

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