A Kiambu businessman has sparked heated debate after surviving a violent robbery at his shop but leaving his assistant tied up, taking KSh 500,000 with him. His words afterward were clear:
“I had to survive first, lessons come later.”
The businessman, identified as Peter Mwangi, owns a small electronics shop along a busy Kiambu road. On a Monday evening, as the day was winding down, two armed men stormed the store. They demanded cash, laptops, and mobile phones, threatening violence. Peter’s assistant, a young man named Joseph, tried to reason with the attackers but was quickly overpowered.…CONTINUE READING
