Wednesday, March 4,
2026 - Revellers at the popular Al Capone Lounge along Thika Road are being
warned to exercise caution after reports emerged of a rising trend of “mchele
ladies” targeting unsuspecting men.
According to social media reports, one victim lost Ksh
300,000 after being drugged at the club.
“Al Capone kumeanza kukua dangerous, a friend ametokwa
300K juu ya mchele,” an X user tweeted, raising the alarm.
Another man reportedly lost over Ksh
200,000 under similar circumstances last year in December.
He was later discovered abandoned in Limuru’s tea
plantations, having been kept drugged for three days while his assailants
drained his bank accounts.
“Huko ni kubaya.... A friend alitokwa over 200k dec...
Alipatikana 3 days later in his birthday suit huko tea plantations za Limuru,
they kept him for three days akiwa drugged wakiwithdraw kwa accounts... Kama
sio venye gari yake ni unique ilikua spotted roaming Nairobi,” added
another X user.
Launched last year amid pomp and glamour, Al Capone Lounge was designed to attract high-end clientele, with the owner hiring beautiful waitresses to lure male patrons.
However, these spiking incidents have raised concerns about the safety of patrons and the need for stricter security measures.
The Kenyan DAILY POST






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