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Why Rosie's Lebanese employer wants her to stay in Kenya

Rosie's Lebanese employer wants her to stay in Kenya.

The Lebanese employer who gained notoriety in a viral video alongside Kenyan nanny Roseline Atieno, popularly known as 'Rosie,' has altered her stance.

Initially expressing eagerness for Rosie's return, the employer now advises against it, encouraging Rosie to explore enhanced opportunities within Kenya.

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