Two young boys burnt to death over alleged phone theft in Kenya


Outrage is ongoing on social media after two boys were burnt to death for allegedly stealing a phone in Kenya.

According to reports, the incident happened at the Komarock Estate in Nairobi, Kenya on Saturday 8th August.

Reports are that they were allegedly nabbed by bike riders who then beat and stripped them before burning them alive.

Anja Ringgren Loven, a philanthropist who has rescued numerous children branded witches and abandoned in Akwa Ibom State and Femi Fani-Kayode joined to express outrage after photos of the boys stripped naked with a tyre placed on them went viral Another photo shows fire blazing, allegedly burning the boys' bodies 

“They removed part of the motorcycle, bought petrol and used it to end the lives of the two young boys,” a shop keeper in the area said.

Condemning the barbaric attack after it went viral, Femi Fani-Kayode wrote:

“How can a nation, a continent and a people that indulge in this type of wickedness ever escape God’s wrath? You burn two children alive simply because they stole a mobile phone? God have mercy on you and all those that support and encourage this savagery and barbarity. Jungle justice is NO justice: it is madness!”

Anja Loven threatened to “hunt down” the perpetrators as she mourned the boys who she says are around the same age as her son.

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