Outrage as Married US-Based Kenyan Medic Lifts Drunk Woman’s Dress While Filming Her in Kenyan Club

A storm of criticism has erupted online after a video surfaced showing a married Kenyan man allegedly humiliating an intoxicated woman inside a local nightclub. 

The man, identified as James Opande, a Kenyan medic said to be based in the United States, was reportedly visiting the country during the festive season when the incident occurred.

In the now-viral clip, Opande is seen recording the woman from behind as she struggles to maintain her balance. 

At one point, he lifts her dress while laughing, exposing her in a moment where she appears clearly impaired and unaware of what is happening. 

The situation takes a disturbing turn when the woman mumbles incoherently, prompting another man nearby to step in and stop the recording.

The video spread rapidly across social media platforms, drawing sharp condemnation from Kenyans who described the act as predatory, degrading, and deeply unethical. 

Many users expressed shock that a man described as a husband, father, and healthcare professional would engage in such behavior. 

Critics argued that filming and exposing a vulnerable person without consent amounts to abuse, regardless of whether the setting was a nightclub.

While Opande has not issued a public response, his silence has only intensified the backlash. 

Calls for accountability have dominated online discussions, with some users urging law enforcement and professional bodies to investigate the matter. 

Others questioned how many similar incidents go unreported, especially involving intoxicated women in nightlife spaces.

The woman’s identity has been protected, and there is no confirmation that she has reported the incident to authorities. 

However, the clip has reignited broader conversations around consent, privacy, and the safety of women in entertainment venues. 

Activists have also pointed fingers at clubs, demanding stricter policies on phone use and better intervention when patrons are visibly intoxicated.

Although Kenyan law provides for penalties related to harassment and violation of privacy, enforcement in viral cases often lags behind public outrage. 

Still, many see this moment as a test of whether online condemnation can translate into real-world accountability.

For many Kenyans, the video is a troubling reminder that moments of vulnerability can quickly turn into public spectacle — with lasting consequences.