Julius Kiprop
Summary:
Ikanga MCA Cyrus Kisavi, also known as Sonko, has returned to the public eye after recovering from a mob attack in Nairobi.
- The incident occurred on September 16, 2024, following allegations of theft in the Nairobi CBD.
- Reports indicate Kisavi attempted to steal from a shop, leading to his assault by a crowd.
- In his first public message since the attack, he shared an inspiring post on Facebook about resilience.
Following a violent incident in Nairobi’s Central Business District on September 16, 2024, Ikanga MCA Cyrus Kisavi, popularly known as Sonko, has made a public return after a month of recovery. Allegations surfaced that Kisavi was linked to a suspected theft when he was caught attempting to steal from a shop.
Eyewitness accounts suggest that the MCA had previously stolen a box containing six iPhone Pro 15 devices. During a second attempt to take more items, he was apprehended by shop attendants, who raised an alarm, attracting a crowd of bystanders.
The mob reportedly reacted with aggression, physically assaulting Kisavi until police arrived on the scene. After enduring severe injuries, he took to Facebook to share a message of resilience, stating, “A boy is born. A man is made from pain, disrespect, rejection, failure, and losses. Never give up.” His return serves as a reminder of the tumultuous journey he has faced and his determination to rise above adversity.
