A Kenyan woman who became the center of a viral storm after being filmed leaving a church with a suspected Russian predator has sensationally broken her silence, claiming she saw the man naked but “stood her ground” against his sexual advances.
The woman, identified as Caro Wairimu aka Nimo, appeared in an explosive tell-all interview on the 2Mbili TV YouTube channel to “clear her name” after footage of her encounter with the mysterious foreigner sparked outrage across social media.
Nimo revealed that the encounter began in the pews of a church in Roysambu, Nairobi, where the Russian approached her and a group of friends.
Despite the “holy” setting, Nimo claims the man’s intentions quickly turned far from spiritual.
Speaking to host 2Mbili, Nimo described the moment they arrived at a nearby AirBnB. She claims that almost immediately, the Russian national stripped off in a “desperate” bid to lure her into bed.
“He really tried to get me in the mood,” Nimo told the channel.
“He even asked if we could take a shower together, but I firmly said no. I told him I would shower separately,” she added
The defiant mother-of-one admitted that while she saw the man completely undressed, no physical act occurred.
“I saw things… there’s not much difference, he’s just white,” she joked, before turning serious. “We didn’t get to the sex point. That is something I want to clarify.”
Nimo suggests that her refusal to engage in intimacy led to a swift change in the man’s demeanor. She claims that after they eventually left the BNB to eat pizza at a nearby mall, the man became cold.
“He went silent on me for two days,” she revealed.
“He told me, ‘I’ve realized you are only interested in money,’ and I told him, ‘You are only interested in sex.’ It was a win-win, so we went our separate ways.”
The “Russian Predator” has become a figure of notoriety in Kenya, with various women coming forward to claim they were approached by him in public spaces.
Some online communities have labeled him a “predator” due to his aggressive “pick-up” tactics and recordings of his encounters.
Despite the online backlash and being “shaken” by her sudden viral fame, Nimo—who says she is a regular choir member—insisted that her faith remains unshaken.
“I’m a church girl. The first thing I did was run to God,” she said. “I still went to church the following Sunday. People were judging me with their eyes, but I know my truth.”
She also confirmed that she has since spoken to her Bishop to apologize for any negative light the incident cast on the church, while maintaining that she is a “good girl” who simply made a mistake by trusting a stranger.
The Russian national’s current whereabouts remain unknown, following unconfirmed reports that he may have left the country or faced issues with authorities elsewhere.
