A video allegedly showing the abduction of Alfred Keter, a former Nandi Hills MP and vocal critic of the Kenya Kwanza regime, has surfaced online, sparking concern and speculation. The footage, shared by Cyprian Nyakundi on X (formerly Twitter), purportedly depicts Keter being forcibly removed from his vehicle by three unidentified individuals.
Keter, known for his outspoken criticism of the current government, reportedly posted about the incident on his Facebook page. The video’s circulation has prompted discussions about political intimidation and the safety of opposition figures in Kenya.
However, the authenticity of the video and the circumstances surrounding the alleged abduction remain unclear. Some social media users have raised doubts about the footage, with one X user suggesting the use of fake number plates in the video. Another user, George iQ Watson, explicitly called the video a fake, cautioning viewers to be critical of such content.
As the situation develops, authorities have yet to confirm or deny the alleged abduction. The incident has heightened tensions among political observers and supporters, underscoring the volatile nature of Kenyan politics and the power of social media in shaping public perception during times of crisis.