Kenyan lawyer Cecilia Milimu has shared a harrowing experience that reads like a scene from a dark, supernatural thriller. In January 2023, she recounted a night she says she spent in the unthinkable company of a demon.
“I was in the middle of prayer and fasting when this thing came—and it had sex with me the entire night,” she revealed, her voice trembling with the weight of the memory.
“I woke up empty, broken, devastated, and feeling utterly defiled. The anguish inside me was suffocating; I could not even pray. When I returned to bed, the nightmare began again. This time, right next to my bed, I saw two men draped in witchcraft regalia, performing dark enchantments.”
Her confession ignited a storm online. Skeptics questioned her account, with some dismissing it outright.
“This is a lie. Demons don’t exist,” commented the Atheists In Kenya Society.
Others, like a user named iamjustalffie, suggested a more psychological reading. “Wouldn’t it be easier to say you had an epiphany, realized you were losing your mind, and needed to change before it got worse?
As Joseph Conrad once wrote: ‘The belief in a supernatural source of evil is not necessary. Men alone are quite capable of every wickedness.’”
Yet, a portion of netizens urged caution before dismissing her experience. “Most people don’t understand the spiritual battles we face every day,” one user warned. “Please be sensitive to the suffering of others and pray for spiritual protection in the name of Jesus Christ.”
Cecilia Milimu, an Advocate of the High Court of Kenya specializing in employment law, is also a content creator. But this revelation, she says, has left an indelible mark on her soul—a chilling reminder of the unseen forces that, she believes, walk among us.
