Friday, November 28, 2025 - The man who was violently attacked, str!pp3d, and left publicly humiliated in Malava during a chaotic confrontation has spoken for the first time since the incident, saying he has no regrets despite the nationwide embarrassment caused by the viral footage.
The victim, identified as Dennis Ambai, also known by
his nickname Nyundo, said he considers himself lucky to have survived
the assault, which occurred during a clash involving rival political
supporters.
According to Ambai, he was confronted by a group believed to
be supporters of politician Seth Panyako, who subjected him to a brutal
beating before recording him while in his birthday suit.
“I am alive,” Ambai said in a short clip shared online,
confirming that he was rescued before the attackers could cause further harm.
He described the assault as life-threatening but expressed
gratitude for those who intervened.
Despite the traumatic experience and the widespread
circulation of the video, Ambai insisted he harbours no regrets, stating that he
remains satisfied that the candidate he supported emerged victorious.
Watch the video.
The Kenyan DAILY POST
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