His ordeal began when he was taken from Kikuyu, only to be dropped off in Machakos at 3 a.m.
His release has raised many questions and sparked discussions across social media.
According to CNN international correspondent Larry Madowo, Ronny was not physically harmed during his time in captivity.
Madowo shared an image of Ronny, smiling and looking relieved, dressed in a black t-shirt with red, blue, and white stripes on the collar.
The young man appeared to be in good health, without any scars or visible signs of torture.
What stood out, however, was the fact that the abductors had given him fare to return home safely.
This act of kindness left many people puzzled and curious about the motives behind the abduction.
In a social media post, Larry Madowo revealed that Ronny was abducted from Kikuyu, a town near Nairobi, and taken to an undisclosed location before being dropped off in Machakos.
His release at such a late hour further added to the mystery surrounding the incident.
The fact that the abductors provided fare for him to reach home suggested that they were not out to harm him, but instead, there is speculation that they may have had other reasons for the abduction.
As Ronny reunites with his family, questions still linger about his brother, Kibet Bull, who remains missing after a meeting with Busia Senator Okiya Omtatah.
This has intensified concerns about the safety of those who may have been targeted in similar abductions.
Kenyans have weighed in on the situation, with some sharing their thoughts on the possible psychological toll of such experiences.
Frank O. Omondi, a social media user, remarked, "The abductees have no signs of torture or injuries and have perfect haircuts.
Only God knows the truth." Meanwhile, others, like Tom Thairu, have called for therapy for those who have experienced abduction to help them recover from the trauma.
Although Ronny Kiplangat's release is a relief for his family and friends, the mystery behind the abduction and the missing Kibet Bull continues to capture the public's attention.
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