- A Nairobi man launched an online search for a woman who caught his attention while they were travelling in a Rembo Classic matatu
- He shared a detailed description of the woman and appealed to her to contact him if she came across his message
- The man’s heartfelt appeal sparked mixed reactions online, with some encouraging him to keep searching while others joked about the missed opportunity
A Nairobi man is desperately searching for a woman he spotted while travelling home in a matatu on Monday, June 29.
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The man, James (not his real name), went online describing the encounter and what the woman was wearing, hoping she would come across his heartfelt appeal.
He explained that the matatu was headed to Kitengela and had stopped at Nyayo, where the woman boarded.
“Yesterday evening, between 7 pm and 8 pm, while heading home to Kitengela, I boarded a Rembo Classic matatu. At the Nyayo stage, a lady got in and immediately caught my attention,” he said.
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Nairobi man describes woman he spotted in matatu
James described the woman as strikingly beautiful, with a graceful stature, fair complexion and a charming presence.
He said she was wearing a black-and-white blouse tucked into white shorts with a brown belt, complemented by round earrings and a necklace.
The smitten young man added that the woman’s blouse had an open neckline and that she was carrying what appeared to be an iPhone with a pink phone case.
“Her nails were neatly done, long and finished with glittering polish. The matatu was full, so she stood from Nyayo until Mlolongo, where she alighted. I found myself admiring her throughout the journey,” he said.
James admitted he wished he had found the courage to compliment her in person and appealed to her to get in touch if she happened to see his message online.
Netizens advise Nairobi man
Many social media users said James should have introduced himself during the journey instead of waiting until after the woman had left the matatu.
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Nicholas Okoko:
“If I were you, I would have alighted at Mlolongo with her, got her contacts, then boarded the next bus to my destination.”
Atieno Odera:
“This must be a Luo man whose wife is busy weeding cassava in Kanyamkago.”
Jonlee Biff:
“The description is so detailed. He was definitely compiling a whole biometric profile instead of saying hi! This is what we call a vivid description.”
Ruth Renish:
“Baby girls, mmesikia vile they are admiring those nails? Jipodoe dada, do those nails, have that wig on. Eeeish, a girl must look nice and leave them confused. Look at this one, he could not even ask for her number.”
Fredrick Odhiambo:
“You should have given her your seat and, at the end of her journey, alighted too. Then approach her politely, compliment her and sell your manifesto briefly as you ask for her contacts. Give her a missed call so she saves your number, then take another bus to your final destination. Ask her the best time to call, keep time and call. Don’t use an Airtel line!”
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