Adelle travelled with the Mash night bus and suspected that she had been drugged and assaulted in; she also claimed that the officials had refused to share her seatmate's contacts.

Lennox alluded to the fact that Adelle was groggy when the journey came to an end in Mombasa, and they took her to Central Police Station and afterwards to the Coast General Hospital, where her relatives allegedly picked her.

Once his sentiments hit the online space, some people began disputing them, saying he was wrong and among them were on the platform.

Apart from rubbishing the sentiments put forward by Lennox, some people also shared their experiences on the bus.

"Kindly and please talk to your drivers, especially Malaba to Mombasa bus, or you are going to see more than this lady's issue," Omondi told

"We've have Ugandans, Tanzanians in this bus without tickets hopping from one seat to another. When you get to Eldoret, they have to rearrange themselves, and then in Nakuru too. Two weeks ago we came with some six gentlemen without tickets and some of them were drunk with trousers below their waists, exposing their underwears. Bring back sanity in that bus," he added.

Omondi also suggested that they should also review the pay for their personnel in in case it was not good.

Isaac Kamau:

"That's smells like a major PR stench aimed at salvaging the name of the company. It is however, not satisfactory, and as a regular user of their services, I'm already looking for alternatives."

Nimo Abdi:

"Since wameona online and this is also kinda true. Take action from this company immediately and get justice for all the other people who couldn't come out."

Kibera Kanyanja:

"Mash has been a very nice company I have always travelled with it. But after the appointment of that new manager (that tall guy) at the Nairobi office. Mash started issues. Management kindly do your investigation it would be soo sad if such a huge company would be brought down by a single person."

Hon Ram Zak:

"Give the details of the person who sat next to her stop stories."

Johnson Alai:

"At one point if not wrong' the company claimed the other passenger's details were not captured."

Jackton En Gaa:

"Mash bus should rush and address this issue once and for all.The competition in market is high and they should not take it lightly."

MC Dreamgal Mashini:

"This is absolute bs. Why not release the whole manifest of the passengers on board to aid on investigation."

In a different story, Adelle claimed that when she woke up at the hospital, she realised that her KSh 56,000 was missing and probably taken during a Mash Bus trip to Mombasa.

The young businesswoman suspected she was drugged by her seatmate, who has since vanished without a trace

Despite reporting the incident, the bus company and the hospital refused to cooperate with investigations.

Source: TUKO.co.ke