- Becky Becky, a Kenyan woman based in Dubai, has publicly declared her intention to take back property she funded for her boyfriend
- The scorned woman shared photos of a truck carrying household items from the house she claims was built with her money
- She accompanied the post with screenshots of M-Pesa transactions showing the amount of cash she sent him from abroad
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A Kenyan woman based in Dubai has sparked reactions on social media after declaring that she intends to reclaim property she claims to have purchased for her boyfriend using her own money.
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Becky Becky shared photos of a truck carrying furniture and other household items from the house they had called home for years.
Scorned woman threatens to sell property
She also shared screenshots of M-Pesa transactions that she presented as evidence of the money she had been sending her boyfriend, Erick Barasa Masinde, from the Middle East.
In a strongly worded social media post, the woman appeared determined not to leave behind items she said she had worked hard to acquire.
Becky declared that she intended to take back the house and other belongings, suggesting that she could sell the property for scrap rather than allow her boyfriend to continue using it.
She also threatened to sell or dispose of the furniture, saying she would rather give the items away to needy people than leave them with him.
Becky shares M-Pesa messages
The woman further suggested that she would consider donating some of the belongings to a church when she returned to Kenya.
Her remarks reflected her frustration over the apparent fallout, with Becky insisting that her boyfriend should not benefit from property she claimed to have paid for.
To support her claims, Becky posted screenshots of M-Pesa messages showing transactions she said were payments sent to her boyfriend.
She also shared photos of a truck transporting furniture, appearing to signal that she had begun removing items from the house.
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In her post, she criticised women who leave their own homes to move in with men without knowing the source of their partners' wealth.
She used her situation to argue that people should establish financial independence, maintaining that the belongings in question were hers and urging others to acquire their own property.
The posts have drawn attention to the financial tensions that can arise in relationships when one partner claims to have shouldered most of the expenses.
However, the circumstances surrounding the couple's fallout, the ownership of the house and the boyfriend's response were not established in the material shared.
Source: TUKO.co.ke