A violent confrontation allegedly triggered by a love triangle has left a man injured and sparked heated reactions online after CCTV footage of the incident went viral.
The footage shows a boda boda rider storming into a shop at around 7.51 pm, where he is believed to have found a middle-aged man suspected of having a relationship with his wife.The rider quickly entered the premises, then returned outside dragging the man by his clothing, leading to a physical struggle in full view of the security camera.
Moments later, the situation escalated as the two men fought outside the shop.
Other boda boda riders arrived at the scene, and one of them reportedly joined in the attack, with the victim being kicked and punched as he tried to free himself.
The incident attracted attention from nearby shop attendants and residents, some of whom rushed to the scene to witness the unfolding drama.
A woman from a nearby business attempted to calm the situation and intervened in an effort to mediate between the parties.
She was seen speaking to those involved while the injured man tried to explain himself, but her efforts did not stop the confrontation.Reports indicate that the attackers later caused further damage by smashing the windscreen of the victim’s Range Rover before leaving the scene. The injured man was later rushed to hospital for treatment.
According to accounts linked to the incident, the boda boda rider became enraged after allegedly discovering that his wife was involved with the victim.
The claim has not been independently verified.
The footage has since spread widely on social media, drawing mixed reactions, with users debating issues of infidelity, anger, and street justice.
Some have condemned the violence, while others have expressed understanding of the rider’s emotional reaction.
Police have since launched investigations into the incident, with the suspects expected to face charges once enquiries are completed.
The case adds to growing concern over rising cases of personal disputes escalating into public violence captured on surveillance cameras.