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Families of abducted Kitengela brothers Ruto's help for their safe return

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Businessman cum politician Jimmy Wanjigi talks to a police officer when he arrived at Nairobi regional police headquarters on Monday, August 19, 2024 following a summon he got from the regional DCI to attend for grilling over his link to funding Gen z protest in the city. [Collins Kweyu, Standard]

The two families of three young men abducted in Kitengela after protesting the arrest of Safina Party Leader Jimmi Wanjigi have appealed to President William Ruto for help in securing the return of their loved ones

The youths, identified as Bob Njagi, Aslam Longton, and Jamil Longton, were taken by individuals in suits who claimed to be police officers from Nairobi but provided no reason for the arrests.

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