- Activist Bob Njagi and two brothers; Jamil and Aslam Longton, were kidnapped in Kitengela last month
- The three were found a month later in Kiambu county; Njagi was found in Tigoni, and the brothers in Gachie
- The disappearance of the three put the former Acting Inspector General of Police Gilbert Masengeli in legal jeopardy as he defied a court summons where he was required to explain their whereabouts
Three missing Kenyans have been found a month after they were kidnapped.
Source: UGC
42-year-old Longton Jamil, brother of Aslam Longton (36), and FreeKenya Movement organizer Bob Njagi went missing in Kitengela on August 19.
The President of the Local Lawyers Association (LSK) Faith Odhiambo confirmed that the three were alive.
Jamil and Aslam were found in the Gachie area of the county Kiambu.
Njagi was found at the Tigoni Police Station, where he took himself after being released by his captors.
This comes a few hours after rumors spread on social media about the safety of the three.
Some people claimed the three were killed.
Former Acting Inspector General of Police Gilbert Masengeli found himself in a difficult legal situation after calling seven court hearings where he was required to explain their whereabouts.
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