Boxer Majembe’s iPhone 17 Stolen at Kisumu Homecoming

A homecoming event in Kisumu for boxer Majembe took an unexpected turn after he revealed that his new iPhone 17 was stolen during the celebrations.

The event had drawn large crowds, with fans gathering to welcome him back and celebrate his recent success in the ring. However, amid the excitement, the high-end device went missing.

Majembe later confirmed the incident, sharing the news with his followers.

“My new iPhone was stolen during the homecoming,” he said.

Online Reactions Pour In

The incident quickly sparked widespread reactions online, with many users responding in humour, disbelief, and sympathy.

Some questioned how the phone was secured, while others turned the moment into light-hearted banter:

“Lakini sasa mbona uweke Mbavudestroyer kama password 🤦🏿😂😂”

“Kisumu imejaa sharp boys tupu 😂😂😂”

“Keep eye contact ukiblink kimakosa unaeza tokwa 😂”

Others joked about the sudden disappearance and resale of the device:

“Nani akona 3k nimwuzie a brand new iPhone 17 Orange in colour 😊 bei ya jioni.”

“Aseme tu aliuza 😂😂😂”

There were also sympathetic voices, particularly regarding the person who may have gifted the phone:

“Mwenye alitoa gift ya hiyo simu haamini 🥹”

Meanwhile, football banter even found its way into the conversation:

“Na mjue leo man u tunapiga Chelsea 💯😂”

Humour Masks a Common Problem

While many reactions leaned towards humour, the incident reflects a familiar concern around personal security in crowded gatherings.

Some commenters offered cautionary advice in jest:

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“Apo unaingia na katululu bro, unawacha macho utarudi kwa gari 😢😂”

“Easy come, easy go 😂😂😂”

A Costly and Sentimental Item

The phone was not just another gadget. Reports suggest it had been recently acquired, possibly as a gift or reward linked to his achievements.

Flagship smartphones like the iPhone 17 typically retail at premium prices, often exceeding KSh 150,000 depending on the model and storage. Their high resale value makes them a common target in crowded settings.