Kenyans rally behind a Nairobi man who was beaten & chained for owing Sh100

The surprising incident, captured in an undated video circulating on social media, has sparked outrage and requires justice.

Stories reveal that Boniface Nyaboti, accompanied by his son, fell sufferer to an unprovoked assault by a shopkeeper whereas strolling alongside the roadside.

The disturbing video depicts the shopkeeper harassing Nyaboti, together with his younger son helplessly watching the altercation unfold.

Kenyans from all walks of life, together with celebrities, have voiced their solidarity with Boniface Nyaboti, condemning the shopkeeper’s violent actions.

Notable personalities like Eric Omondi have taken to social media to boost consciousness concerning the incident and advocate for justice on Nyaboti’s behalf.

Eric Omondi make clear the circumstances that led to Nyaboti’s incapacity to pay the debt, revealing that he had taken rice and cooking oil for his baby from the store.

This perception into Nyaboti’s scenario has additional fueled public outrage, as many query the extreme pressure utilized by the shopkeeper over such a trivial quantity.

Eric Omondi urged his followers to contribute in direction of opening a store for Nyaboti, aiming to empower him to develop into self-sufficient and impartial.

The initiative, aptly named ‘Staff Sisi Kwa Sisi,’ goals to supply Nyaboti with the means to help himself and his household, reworking him from a sufferer right into a shopkeeper.

“Staff sisi kwa sisi…that is Boniface nyaboti…he was crushed and chained at present due to deni ya store ya 100 mbele ya mtoto wake. Alichukulia mtoi mafuta na mchele…his quantity is 0713443506 (title: boniface nyabuti) ship as a lot as you possibly can. Kesho tunamfungulia store. He shall be a shopkeeper from tomorrow,” Omondi wrote.