Brian Chira Emotional, Claims Thieves Attacked And Mugged Him: "Ni Sawa Tu"

• TikToker Brian Chira narrated to his fans a nasty ordeal where thieves got into his home and assaulted him
• Chira noted that the thieves got away with most of his things and was emotional about the beating he received
• The TikToker's face was swollen, and he disclosed that he had gotten out of the hospital for some medical attention

TikToker Brian Chira has shared an emotional clip narrating how thieves attacked him.

Chira attacked

In a shocking turn of events, the controversial Kenyan TikToker known for his entertaining videos recently faced a traumatic incident.

As he bravely recorded a video informing his fans of the ordeal, he revealed that he had been attacked and mugged at home.

Chuira hails from Nakuru county.

The emotional video showed his bruised face, and he spoke candidly about the terrifying experience.

Despite the loss and pain, Chira expressed his unwavering faith in God, believing he would overcome this unfortunate incident.

Thieves made away with Chira's items

According to Chira's video, the incident occurred when he was at home, and a group of individuals forcibly entered his residence.

The assailants allegedly attacked him, inflicting injuries on his face and subjected him to a distressing ordeal.

During the invasion, the perpetrators stole valuables and belongings from his home, leaving him in a state of shock and vulnerability.

Despite the distressing incident, Brian Chira demonstrated remarkable resilience and courage.

In the video, he assured his fans and well-wishers that he was receiving medical attention and was getting out of the hospital.

His unwavering faith in God's protection and his positive outlook on life stood as a source of inspiration to many.

He said:

"People came to my house, mugged me, took everything, but you know what? I know God has me. Ni sawa tu."

Chira claims he earns KSh 100k on TikTok live

The Tikoker recently revealed that on a bad day, he made around KSh 100,000 from his live videos on TikTok.

The content creator mentioned that most of the people who join his live videos are usually located abroad.

Chira shared how his newfound fame has positively impacted his life, enabling him to support his family.

"I make KSh 100,000 when I go live on Tiktok. Kenyans are wealthy and people out there are rich. Most of the people who join my Live videos are abroad," he said.

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