PS Roseline Njogu Crushes Ruthless Fake Job Cartel Preying on Desperate Kenyans
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By John Kariuki
NAIROBI — In a bold and decisive move, Principal Secretary Roseline Njogu, CBS, of the State Department for Diaspora Affairs has dismantled a criminal syndicate peddling fake job opportunities in South Korea, saving countless Kenyans from falling into the trap of human trafficking and financial exploitation.
The cartel, operating under the guise of placements in “Rural Plus Centres” in South Korea, has now been fully exposed as a scam targeting job seekers across Kenya. PS Njogu, in close collaboration with the Kenya Embassy in Seoul and South Korean authorities, led a meticulous probe that revealed the offers were entirely fabricated.
“These criminals are preying on the hopes of innocent Kenyans,” she said. “This government will not sit back while our people are exploited by international vultures.”
The investigation confirmed that the alleged South Korean employers had no affiliations with any Kenyan recruitment agencies and had outright disavowed the false job claims. PS Njogu’s crackdown strips all legitimacy from the scheme and puts fraudsters on notice.
She issued a sharp warning: “Do not engage with any agency or individual offering overseas jobs without verified government clearance. These offers are traps—designed to rob you of your future, your finances, and in some cases, your freedom.”
PS Njogu’s actions signal an aggressive new stance against diaspora job fraud. Her leadership is redefining Kenya’s global diaspora protection strategy—one driven by vigilance, transparency, and zero tolerance for exploitation.
Her firm response has not only stopped a looming crisis but sent a clear message to traffickers: targeting Kenyan lives will come at a high cost.
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