Political activist Johanna Kamilan has surfaced and narrated a disturbing ordeal after days of uncertainty over his whereabouts, claiming he was abducted and tortured following a confrontation during mourning activities for the late Johana Ng'eno.
In a video statement circulating online, Kamilan alleged that the incident began when he attended a mourning gathering at Ng'eno’s home. According to him, mourners accused him of causing chaos during the event before turning on him and beating him.
Kamilan claimed that later that evening several men forced him into a Subaru vehicle and drove him away from the area. He said the men transported him to a forest in Kajiado County, where the situation escalated.
In the forest, he alleged that he was assaulted again and ordered to climb a steep hill with rough terrain as the men chased him. During the ordeal, Kamilan said he overheard the group discussing plans to kill him before they eventually decided to spare his life.
He further claimed that at one point he was ordered to dig a hole in the ground using only his fingers, an act he believed was meant to intimidate him.
Kamilan stated that he remained in the forest for about ten days before he was finally allowed to leave at around midnight. After getting out, he reported the matter and recorded a statement at a police station in Kajiado.
Authorities have yet to publicly confirm the allegations as investigations into the claims continue.
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