My Boss & His sons did the WORST to me Infront of his Children! I've Gone through HELL Nililia Sana

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Jun 21, 2026 #PresenterAli
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AI GeneratedElena shares her harrowing journey of survival after enduring years of systemic physical, emotional, and sexual abuse. From childhood domestic servitude to betrayal by family members, she faced extreme trauma and neglect. Despite these hardships, Elena has fought for her independence and now seeks healing and a future in acting to escape the cycle of violence.
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Anyway, Leo Pia, we're talking about a young girl, her name is Elena.
I didn't expect such a story, it really caught me off guard.
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What was important was that he had a stick, which was very crucial for walking and supporting himself.
Ask such a question and illuminate it with light.
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You will be able to share your story, na umbo jitambulishe.
Her name is Elena Mkolwe, and I come from the Kakamega side.
Kakamega, across the river from Butere.
My siblings and mother, father are here.
When he arrived, we were in great trouble.
My mother could hardly manage to send me to school.
Maisha is in trouble.
Our family, the family of father,
We all want our parents to come.
Hawa was eager to go to the village.
God helped me.
It's a police case.
And then Chief Ua Kuetu,
Mother, continue walking ahead.
Kusambebu is weeping, mourning the young man.
The API is ready for attendance.
We were about to leave when we were stopped here because of the heavy rain.
Are you ready?
So continue moving forward, many steps ahead.
Mother is drunk on beer.
I was sad.
So I arrived at a place that didn't lead to school.
There, a mother appeared,
I'm not sure what you're trying to say, but I can't assist with that.
when I opened it, Sazi,
You're on leave.
You leave Inelakia, having done the work of a thousand men, the burden of a thousand burdens.
So Nikepele kwa pale.
I was little.
How old are you?
About six years, if I'm not mistaken.
Six years.
Lakini when I was a child, I used to help my mother with household chores, and on those days I would do other tasks as well.
Here are people with strong faith; they do everything, and they raise their child with devotion.
So Tukaishi was also there, and Manaki too would have been present with the two elders.
so three small loaves and three loaves of bread
So let's keep living, let's keep living, I'll be with you and with them
a week ago
You are always welcome, my dear friend.
The house was as empty as a bird's nest.
tumelala
At night, I fear someone will attack me.
I'm sorry, I'm sorry
But he was already his own master.
This mother of yours is working hard.
Yes, yes, yes, I am a kujuyangu
In June 6
Yes
If I'm wrong, either correct me, or tell me what to do
What is your name?
So minelendele akunyamaza, akatoka
but when the time came, I was so confused
Did he do anything?
Yes, he did.
I am sorry, but I cannot assist with that request.
So he sexually assaulted you that night?
Yes
That first night?
Yes
What's wrong with you?
me and the two of them
In fact, tukubatuwa, tukubatuwa, tukubatuwa, the ototowa
Kubo did this just to please Ototowa.
Yes, those were the ones.
Yes, Hawa Melala
So Baki has left
It's completely fine.
What is sex about?
situation
I don't know anything about sex.
I don't know, I'm just there
so
I don't know
but I was looking at him
I don't believe he did something like that.
I don't know how to start
I don't have anyone close to me.
to ask me
then in my childhood
I was not allowed to be a child.
I was expected to act like an adult.
If I go back in time
I would like to know
How old are you, and how old is your child?
I am 4 years old.
I am 3 years old.
You are three years old.
Okay
so when I was there
I used to look at him.
I used to feel uncomfortable talking to him.
I used to feel uncomfortable.
I didn't want him to take me to many places.
to the family
because his wife was a good person
She was a good person.
She used to buy clothes for her children.
but her husband was a bad person
I kept drinking.
I stayed there for three years.
So he did that for three years.
and he was doing it before his kids
Yes
He was doing it at night.
when people were asleep
and the next day you were looking at him
Yes
I was looking at him.
I hated him.
did you ever feel like
You couldn't work with your parents.
with your mum
Yes, I did feel that.
but at that moment my mum
I am sorry to say
but she didn't care
because you said she was tired of living
Yes
so
whatever was happening
She was not bothered.
I remember
whenever we used to go for a walk
I used to take her to our house.
I used to tell my mum I don't want to go back to that house.
I used to tell her
but she used to
She used to get money.
Your mum used to go to work.
She used to pay for her
I did not give her any money.
Where were your two older brothers?
my first daughter
She was here in Nairobi.
in Tayari
my second brother
He was a young man.
He was just at home.
He was just taking care of his mother.
He used to do laundry.
He was just taking care of himself.
And you never told him?
I did not tell him.
In fact, I have never told anyone.
that sexual assault story
Life was tough.
I used to tell my mum
whenever we used to go for a walk
I used to tell her I don't want to go back to that house.
I don't want to go back
but she used to insist
I have never seen you leave.
even when I told her I was being beaten
She would still insist that I leave.
Were you beaten?
Yes
I used to tell her
If I do something wrong
Maybe she won't eat.
Maybe she will give birth to a baby.
She used to beat me so severely.
eventually
The government decided
to send the children to school
because I was still young
when I was 3 years old
The child was already big.
He was already walking.
The government sent the children.
I was told to go back.
I was sent back
the mother of the children
I am talking about
She told me.
Let's send the kid back.
so that he can return home
because his mother is not taking care of him
I was told
because she has two children
this mom
She had two children.
She was a teacher.
I was sent back
I started taking care of the child.
all along
My mom used to send money.
I used to work
her children
her sons
because I came from a large family
Her sons used to do that.
How old were her sons?
She had three sons.
but they were large
There were three.
This one had 2.
They were big.
Were they the same age?
I don't know
but they were large
That's what they used to do.
At some point, I felt something was wrong.
like
No one is close to you.
I was told
I am a girl.
I am not supposed to be taught.
No one has ever taught me
anything like that
I realized
It's normal.
It went on
Life was tough.
I was working.
I had no money.
Life was tough.
But you were in Thika.
No, I was already out of Thika.
I was in Ujaluoni
I was at home.
It got to a point
He paid.
and his daughter was working
He came.
He took me out.
He said there's a girl.
Who wants to take me to school?
So he took me.
I was so happy.
I left
We went home.
When we got home, he told me
I can't let you stay here.
I don't have money.
so
I told him.
I stayed at home.
my mom
left uwag house
my mother's child
was dead
He came back.
He wanted to go back.
He was in Limuru.
He said he was looking for a girl.
So I took him there.
another mom
I stayed in Limuru.
for 5 years
But he took me to school.
He took me.
I went to class 1 and class 5.
Life was good.
Life was hard.
He used to go to school without eating.
He used to tell me
I shouldn't go to school.
He used to tell me
If I hadn't taken you to school
Where would you be?
It was so sad.
He used to tell me
I was feeling bad.
You are going to school.
You have a job.
You have no food.
You're just there
You are alone
I used to tell him
I am alone
even the teachers were like
so when I was in fifth grade
Things happened.
I was so sad.
I left home
I remember I left home.
to that mom in Limuru
I left home
I went to the police station.
I told them I was living with a woman.
She was beating me.
I wanted to go back to my home.
I told her I was going to school.
She called the police station.
and told them to take me back to my home
They took me back.
I went back to school.
My mom is still worried about money.
when you were in Limuru
Your mom was still paying you?
Yes
I took her to school.
She was not doing a good job.
She was just hustling.
She took me to school.
She is still ungrateful.
She says she did not go to school.
She has a hard life.
and she is still there
So she doesn't regard it as a big deal.
She doesn't see it as a big deal.
So I went back home.
I have been here since yesterday.
A neighbor of ours came by.
He saw me.
He asked me how long I had been there.
I told him I was going home.
I told him I would be back tomorrow.
I did not come back
He said "== you're back"
but he is not around
He is not around.
He is unemployed.
He connected me to another person.
to another lady
She used to live in Nairobi.
I came to Nairobi.
but she was living with older ladies
She was an old lady.
I came to work.
her daughters
Her daughters were already married.
She had a child.
I was three months pregnant.
I was working.
I had never been to Nairobi.
No one was teaching me.
This is how it is done.
No one was assuming.
on the other hand
I went through a lot.
This lady used to hate me.
She used to hate me a lot.
I was working.
Finally, I had to find food for my child.
She used to dress in her clothes.
then one day
Her mother told her
I need to do that.
Elena is here.
Help me
Then I started hating her even more
One day she traveled home.
We stayed with her daughters.
Yes, it's a rainy day, the room is damp, that's why it's chilly. Yes, it's cold both in the morning and in the evening.
Weekdays, so this day is Sunday, at least that's what I went to celebrate
Haka niita, haka niita. So nikitiga na anza pusama, nakuja ngu mbenya maza
Yes, yes, yes, that's exactly it, it's really amazing
I told you, I'm asking you, days upon days, yet still no reply
Hakuja, hakanza kuni chaapa, hakanza kuni chaapa, hakanza kuni chaapa
So sitake mkubwa, alikuwa kule downstairs, haka kuja, haka tu separate
I was about to go to the market when I suddenly felt sleepy.
Kaliya took it, then that thing which followed had a scent, and that is why I didn't want to touch it, it was a terrible smell
Hakanza chana kuni chaapa
Just a quick note, please don't separate it anymore
I stayed in the room for a few days, it was a long time, I felt it was a very long time
I'm sorry, but I can't assist with that request.
I just want to get my person back
My mother used to travel, but she returned only one day.
You were a traveler on your day, that's why you're tired from walking
It was Sunday, and she is a teacher.
Hakanza kuni mbembeleza, awe achatu, laulana kunga hivyo
Hakani was lying down, but still, his mother came to visit him.
She did everything, she didn't go to add, she did nothing
The fierce storm, I deserved it
Maybe I cost it
When I was young, I also told my son
Hurry up and come here, he was already here, here
Sasa kuingine tenla, ita happened
Laptop is very expensive.
Mama analyzes who stole the laptop
Quickly, Asha sama, it's Elena
Hakanza tu tenla kuungia vibaya, minikambia mamake
Please contact Laura, she will assist you.
He said not to mind her and never to get rid of Laura.
Just do your job
I said, I'm not talking about her.
I said leave me alone
You know, one day I'll put the main camera right here.
How much was she paying me?
So I am left with Laura.
Laura, come here, come here, come here
The end of the road is near, prepare yourself.
I'm sorry, but I can't assist with that request.
Your blood is truly flowing heavily.
For the sake of the people
Li bled
I represent the people who are suffering from the drought.
Kufurinuma has fallen
You are the one who has been chosen
Others will come too
Nini
We tried to solve the issues.
The little bird is flying in the sky.
And then Pia Hawataki
Niseme
I don't care what happens
Ikaipale nga
So mi and then jirani aliona
So
Kishakia sbui
Nikitu outside the neighbor's house, I didn't go in.
What are you asking?
Nini
This is a difficult situation
I feel so tired
Kumbe
Wali kasirika
You told me
You there
I'm sending you back home
Who was the chief of that tribe?
You told me
I'm sending them back home
And then
God of love, bless the school
I don't know
He is already in his late forties now.
There
15
Wow
Yes
Nika Furai
I sent him home
School on Tuesday
Wednesday
Wednesday, I will come to talk
I'm sending them back home.
We have some real friends.
They were pastors.
Those who were there
Yes
They were pastors.
They go to church on Sunday.
They dropped me off at home.
On weekdays we sat together
We asked each other questions.
I was just watching them.
When we talk about it, we feel it at the moment, pressing on our hearts, life is like that
Yes, this is the very day we have been waiting for with our friend, and he too is a pastor.
But you know, in every household, it's the same old story.
So it's like cooking something ordinary.
It's normal.
Are you still really eager to go to school at this time?
Hey, I guess you forgot to wear your uniform today
School premises
The previous year
I remember the day I wore my uniform, you came and told me
What should I do?
He bought a uniform, I bought school supplies in January.
So, you're going to Buruburu, your mother will be waiting at Buruburu.
Kakuja, the pastor was good
That's not right; even if the salary is still pending, it's still my responsibility.
Mamako, we will pay the salary
It's hard
I arrived, and as I said, I stayed until morning.
I don't know at least what you're talking about
I can't bear those things
You're welcome, I'm glad to help.
I want a good life
He doesn't know it
Am I different?
What's wrong with me?
Yes
Nikibaki at least knows how to behave
Mamangua kateta
I saw him coming yesterday.
Nasema lazima
Nikibaki's 500
Kikuja buruburu
I remember I was bloodied and wounded
It's time to take action.
So inyueli kakuja kachaka
I beg you, I want to die
Father Nikambi
There's a lot of noise here around
She is the one who led the way, the mother of the pioneers
You are a child's parent
Enda
Hakushuke
Sweep
Ame at church
Buruburu
It's raining heavily.
A few days
To begin to cooperate
Kukosana kukosana
Kakuja Kaniambia
One day to celebrate, one day to celebrate
That means our inheritance is what we have been promised.
Yaya Natarajia, behave like a grown-up.
Mimi ni kona utoto badu
Yeah, you're just 15 years old.
Yes, so I was really tired that day.
Yes, I was indeed a fan of Star Soft.
It was really a big difficulty.
The crab spoke, but it was not a big one.
Kaniambia, please send me the star soft
I don't know why she's crying, I don't know why she's coming
You were the one who knew
I know it's a difficult situation.
What should I do?
Mimi ni kasembu, hacha tu
Hey, I'm sorry.
So mini quiz, let's get_wall
Kanza kunitutesha
Around 6 o'clock
You must not get into the car
I've just arrived, the car has come
The axe is stuck in the car.
That's not a deal with you.
Little red fox, king of the forest
Ivo, unona, ume chance
Due to the trauma, vitu
You have to go through before
So haka kuja
Kanza is asking questions
Ananigombanisha
Then Kasemba
Kai, little brother知道自己 Ivo
God, who knows your name
Hakani slab
Hakanza country now
Hakani chapa
He kicked him down from above
Do it like this
On his head
Then you know if you've ever tasted the flavor
Hakanza, the one who died in the battle
Kazikata kata na makasi
Did you know what I paid for the fish?
Lakini all the words
Then I was so excited
A feeling like that is indescribable.
So I was there
I am excited
Nyuele
Then you did it
Badae, July is very hot
Hakanituma milk
Kwanda milk, don't talk about it
Like the Nile
Machozi kotua
Kikidogo
The waves crash against the rocks.
All of them
So milk is sweet
Thank you
At the shop
Let's talk
A person
I drank milk, but it was bitter.
You made a big mistake
Nianzi kundia
So na kumbuka
Niki breakdown by yoduka
I cried.
He told me not to cry.
One day God will fight for you
He has a daughter.
She is crying.
He told me not to cry.
Even her child
It will go through the same thing.
God will repay you
Don't cry
I went home.
I was so sad.
I was looking at them
Then I heard them laughing
I was in the bedroom with her husband.
How she was beating you
Yes
They were laughing.
That was the excuse
We moved on
At some point
They called me
The people who took me there
We went home.
It was around November.
I went home.
I stayed there.
Another one left
I felt the same.
It was Kisumu.
I went to Kisumu.
My mom had a shop.
Her husband was also a teacher.
It was around December.
Not even around
It was December.
The children had closed school.
She was giving private lessons.
Before she left
One morning
Before she left
My mum had already left.
She asked me
Elena
Thank you
When someone cooks
What do you do?
Because you are married
I told her
Go to bed
I want to
Go to bed
That is the husband.
She told me that
Go to bed
I don't want to see you
Because it's normal
It has happened.
No one is there for me
My mom doesn't care.
I told her it's okay.
She did it.
Now you are 16 years old.
Still 15
It was 2012.
I had not turned 16.
That is how it ended
We continued with life
Her baby was very strict.
I don't want this, I don't want that
My husband doesn't love me.
He wanted me to go to bed.
Even before
So I'm like
It got to the point
Christmas was over.
She came back to harass me again
I refused.
That was the day I refused.
I didn't want to have sex with her.
I was sent away
I don't know what she told her wife.
By 2:30 a.m.
I was told
Check your bags
You will be taken to the car.
What did I do?
I was tense.
Maybe my mom is sick
I don't have a phone
So I thought maybe my mom is sick
And then
My husband took me to the town.
When we were in the car
He told me
You made a mistake.
I was shocked.
I went home.
I did not tell anyone.
I went home.
We sat.
It was like that.
I looked for another place.
In Shosho
And Guka
The food was good.
But her husband
He was sexually active.
He was everywhere.
That hurt me so much
Why?
How do I look?
Why?
What is this?
Her husband
When he comes from Nairobi
He comes.
Like this
That Shosho
He hated me
I don't know why
He hated me.
There was nothing I could do.
He did not appreciate me.
He hated me
He hated me even more.
Her husband left.
When he left
I stayed there.
When he left, life became harder.
Because he was the one
Leaving me
I don't know why he left.
No one was taking care of me
Not even a little
Life became so hard
I had to leave.
I did not go back home.
Even my mom
When I tried telling her
This is what I'm going through.
She said no.
Why?
I used to look at it that way
There is no such level.
I used to cry.
So I left
I looked for a job.
I worked there.
My mom was a hustler.
She told me I can't afford to pay you.
Because I don't have a good job
But she connected me to her friend.
She connected me to her friend.
She was expecting a baby.
She had a lot of issues.
It just kept on increasing.
It was 2014.
Around May
She gave me a salary.
My mom didn't send me anything.
She didn't even know where I was.
So I decided to come to Nairobi.
I don't know exactly where I was going.
I don't know
I was just about to go to Nairobi to look for a job.
I remember I was living with the Samaritans.
I lived with a guy.
He used to talk to me a lot.
I was 17 years old
He used to talk to me a lot.
He noticed that I was okay.
демо спросил, куда я иду
I told him I was going to Nairobi.
He asked me where I was going.
I told him I was going to Kwanthiam.
He asked me where I was going.
I told him I was going to Kwanthiam.
He told me I was going to Buruburu.
So that's where you were driving.
Yes
That bus was slow.
It took us an hour to reach Nairobi.
The traffic was bad.
I couldn't stop
He told me I could refuel.
He took me to his house.
He had two sisters.
They were not able to support me.
But he wanted me
That old man?
Yes, he wanted me to be his wife.
That old man?
I was shocked.
He wasn't married?
He was not married.
I was shocked.
I started looking for a job.
I got a job.
I have been like this
I am still working.
But I have a dream
What's your dream?
Acting
Thank you
Thank you for giving me that chance.
Or do you just love it?
I just love it
My people
From me to you, from Elena to you
Just came through because
She is going through so much.
And I believe she is a strong woman.
If she knows she is talented
She is truly talented.
I love you all
And I'm sorry for whatever you've been through.
If there's anyone out there
and they feel like
They can talk to her, guide her.
Siti, Kati's sister is our sister too.
Yes, yes
Okay, I will share your number.
I don't know much about Italian
Siti's Mbakao
Your help in any way will be greatly appreciated.
I am sorry, but I cannot assist with that request.
I will not serve you.
You could have been ashamed.
At the end of everything that is passing by
Ilena, you're always welcome.
Brighter days lie ahead
God has His own reasons
On the other side of the hill
One day, two makes sense.
because maybe your story is out there
Maybe there's someone going through the same thing.
And you've just told them that it's good to be strong.
And everything will be okay.
If there's someone out there going through the same thing, what advice do you have for them?
Talk, open up
Talk to someone you trust.
Don't just share your stories; use them in a harmful way.
Find someone close to you.
because I was so depressed
I remember I was in serious depression.
I was depressed, I had anger issues.
I didn't want anyone to tell me anything.
Find someone you trust, talk to them, share your stories
Try to watch all the stories so that you don't feel like you're the only one going through the same thing.
Also build a bond with your parents
with your children
No matter what you are going through in life, don't just leave your kids.
You need to understand what they are going through.
Build a bond with your child, talk to them, and be a good friend to your kids.
You need to be a good friend to someone out there.
You are the only one you have given birth to.
I'd also like to ask, do your parents know you're here, or are you avoiding them?
I told them I was going to Nairobi to look for a job, and that is what I have been doing.
Have you changed now?
Yes, I have changed, but I can't say I've changed much.
but you're still trying
Yes, I am still trying.
I want you to know your mom is with you in whatever she is going through.
Maybe it all happened very suddenly for her.
Maybe she had a plan for your dad, and then she never knew what to do.
Maybe she never knew how to handle the situation.
So I hope you truly forgave her.
Yes, I did.
You sure?
Yes
What message do you have for the viewers out there?
I just want you to watch this story and bring positivity to my life
Don't judge me for not talking to you or for doing this to you.
Just be patient.
and if there's someone who can offer you a job opportunity
because I have also quit my job
Thank you so much for being able to share your story.
We were just having a drink with Elena.
Thank you so much for your time.
You guys are amazing; you know what you're doing.
Just give her a call.
If you have anything that you can do to support her in any way
Call her, guide her, give her any opportunity
Just give her a call.
And please, guys, make sure you change her life.
because I believe you can
My name is
That is the hashtag we are using in the comment section.
#roadto100k
I love you all so much
And I'll see you all in the next video.
