Tizian Savage announces return to TikTok days after being robbed at gunpoint in Ruiru
By Steve Ireri, April 23, 2026TikToker Tizian Savage has announced his return to TikTok days after being robbed at gunpoint in Ruiru, an incident that had temporarily disrupted his online presence.
In a message shared through his recovered TikTok account on Wednesday, April 22, 2026, Tizian confirmed that he has managed to regain access to some of his social media platforms following the incident, expressing relief at slowly rebuilding his digital presence.
He revealed that he has successfully recovered his TikTok accounts and is in the process of restoring other platforms, including Instagram and Gmail, which are yet to be fully accessed.
He explained that he had visited the Huduma Centre in an attempt to recover the accounts but was not successful, noting that he intends to try again.
“Guys, I have good news. I have been able to recover all my TikTok accounts. My Instagram and Gmail are not yet recovered because I went to the Huduma Centre today and I was not successful, but I will try again tomorrow,” Tizian said.
Tizian also stated that he is in possession of an abstract obtained from the police and confirmed that recovery of his belongings is ongoing, with items being traced and restored gradually.
“I have my police abstract, and we are recovering my items one by one,” he added.
He reassured his followers that he is safe, adding that he is currently using a friend’s phone as he works to fully restore his communication channels. He also acknowledged the warm messages of support he has received since the incident, expressing gratitude to his followers.
“I have managed to access this TikTok account, and I have received a lot of warm messages. All I can say is that I am safe. I am using my friend’s phone,” he shared.
Addressing speculation circulating online, Tizian dismissed claims that he had solicited money from the public, insisting that he is not seeking financial assistance. He stated that his only intention was to inform his audience about what had happened, emphasising that those who know him understand he is not fond of drama.
“I have also seen a lot of things going around saying I have asked for money. No, I am good. I just wanted my people to know what happened. Those who know me know I am not a person who loves drama,” he said.
He further maintained that he was indeed robbed, countering suggestions that the incident was staged, but said he chooses to focus on recovery rather than online speculation.
Tizian added that he will replace his SIM cards and continue working towards fully restoring his accounts across all platforms. He expressed optimism about returning completely to social media once the recovery process is complete.
“I got robbed, but some people are claiming I scripted it. It is okay if they say that, but I was robbed. All thanks to God, I have recovered my TikTok accounts. I will also replace my SIM cards, and I am hoping to be fully back on other platforms,” he stated.