- On Thursday, February 6, reports emerged about allegations of the kidnapping of Sadam Buke's famous Kude from Isiolo County
- However, Police Inspector General Douglas Kanja said that Buke was legally arrested by police
- According to the police chief, Buke was arrested for his relationship with the Oromo Liberation (OLA) army serving in Isiolo and Marsabit counties
Nairobi – The Police Department (NPS) has issued a statement regarding the disappearance of Sadam Buke, the famous 'Kude'.
Source: UGC
Who is Sadam Buke?
Reports had emerged on social networks claiming Buke was kidnapped on Thursday, February 6, by unknown people.
According to the reports, Buke was last seen at the Acacia hotel, located on the outskirts of Isiolo, before being picked up in a mysterious environment.
However, in a statement on Friday, February 7, NPS spokesman Muchiri Nyaga dismissed reports that Buke had been kidnapped.
Nyaga explained that Buke was arrested during the operation to remove the ongoing crisis and will be brought to court in accordance with the law.
“He was arrested during the operation to remove the ongoing chaos run in all Isiolo and Marsabit counties. He and others are expected to be brought to court.
What Bob Njagi said about missing MCA of Wajir
In another statement, activist Bob Njagi gave a detailed and shocking statement about the disappearance of MCA of Wajir Yussuf Hussein Ahmed, who has disappeared for almost five months.
According to Njagi, on the night of September 13, Ahmed was brought to one block where Njagi himself was being held by kidnappers.
He claimed to look through the keys and to see a Somali man. Njagi went on to claim that until he was released, MCA of Wajir was still at the center.
After his release, he made his investigation, which made him believe that the person in the neighboring room was the ward MP.
The body was rejected by the family believed to be the MCA disappeared
One month after his disappearance, a body believed to be Ahmed was released from Lake Yahud.
Family and locals ran into the mortuary to identify the remains that had been abused and decay.
However, two independent DNA tests confirmed later that the body was not lost.
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