A social media user who identifies herself as a househelp has opened up on how she has suffered at the hands of employers.

Marion Obunga, 33, opened up on her Twitter account how she has suffered working as a househelp for close to seven years.

She said that the ‘unbearable’ working conditions have also subjected her to mental challenges.

“Working as a house girl has never been easy. It’s the most challenging job and can really mess up your mental health. Because we have bills to pay, always struggling,” she said in the post on Tuesday afternoon.

According to her, working as a househelp, employers and their kids do not respect them.

She further opened up on how she once suffered at the hands of a Kenyan female television presenter who assaulted her.

Describing her as a source of hell, Obunga said that it was so hard for the employer to pay salaries in time.

“I did not have off days; I was not allowed to look at her directly and I was forced to speak English all the time. She was always on blogs and having scandals,” she said.

“She once had an event in Westlands na akanishow nimpelekee a certain wig urgently. Traffic was bad na nilikuwa ndani ya Uber. Nikachelewa kufika na the moment I arrived, she grabbed the wig, threw it to my face, slapped me and then sacked me on the spot. Sikuwai lipwa salary,” Obunga wrote.

Obunga said she secured another job in the house of an Indian couple who asked her to do crazy things.

The couple and other friends could make love in the basement of their building in her presence.

She says once the couple is done, she could be asked to clean up the mess which included lubricants, condoms and sex toys among others.

“And then I worked for this strange Indian couple that would, every Saturday, force me to watch group sex in their basement. Tulikuwa house girls watatu. We would be dressed up in uniforms, tunaleweshwa alafu we go to the basement where Indians on drugs would perform group sex.”

She said that the best thing about the couple is that they used to pay her well, but she eventually quit the job after a while due to how she was being treated.

In 2019, Obunga said that she worked for a couple that was all over the news especially after the wife hired goons to kill the husband.

However, the man knew about the plan and when the goons arrived at his house, police officers stormed into the house.

“It was the bloodiest, noisiest shootout I have ever witnessed,” she said.

According to her, in 2020, she worked for a rich politician for eight months and that during that period, she was never allowed to use her mobile phone.

She was asked to take her boss’ kids to a mall where they used to play every weekend.

“After hours of playing, the lady (Obunga’s boss) could enter into an eatery with her kids, the husband gets into a bar and I was asked to go and wait for them in the car,” she narrated.

Obunga has now called upon well-wishers to help her.

When K24 Digital reached her for a comment, she neither responded to messages nor answered calls.