• TransNzoia chief Protus Wechuli elaborated on how the man who caught his son beating up his mother died a painful death
• According to the chief, the young man killed his father using a kitchen stool, then went ahead to bite his fingers just got make sure the man was dead
• The chief also shared that he is set to retire in 2025, and he would love to spend the rest of his days with his people and practising sociology

Chief Protus Wechuli Sifuna has shared that the man whom he mentioned in the viral Misheveve clip sadly died.

What was Wechuli’s explanation about the death?

According to the Saboti chief, the young man and his parents hailed from Chetembe Farm in Saboti, which belonged to former Minister Elijah Mwangale.

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“During the incident, the young man took a chair that the mum had been sitting on and hit his father with it on the head,” he explained.

“Although the man died after being hit by a kitchen stool, the young man was not satisfied and went to make sure that he was dead by biting his fingers they way one would eat omena. He deleted him,” added the administrator.

How does the chief rule his people?

According to the chief, his constituents are a happy lot who don’t like to be stressed by a lot of things going on around them.

“I like to have a harmonised life with unification because one should be approached with dignity, civility, integrity and decorum, free from nefarious motives,” he said in ‘fat’ English.

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Chief Wechuli revealed that he started the job in November 2007 during the post-election violence, during which many people became homeless. Since then, he has been trying to bring people together.

“I said I didn’t want to ever see such things in our vocabulary,” he said with his eyes on retiredment which is due.

“Only a few days; are remaining; Iam due to retire next year, honourably, so that I can go be instructed with our people on themes of sociology. We started in problems but shall end in glory,” said the man whose father came from a place called Ndegenrwa and his mother from Mavanga in Bungoma

Saboti residents hail Wechuli for his wit

Meanwhile, Wechuli won people’s hearts on the internet, and many love him for his hilarious approach to solving matters in his community.

The middle-aged chief became popular because of his videos, with the most common one being where he recounted how a man killed his father after a quarrel about vegetables.

Many who watched his hilarious videos said he is intelligent, funny, down-to-earth, and always available for his people.

Source: TUKO.co.ke