A wanted terror suspect believed to be armed and dangerous has surrendered to police in Nyeri, insisting that he is innocent.
Robert Gathongo Ngunjiri alias Abdurahman Hija Mnubi, who lives in Baraka estate in Nyeri, turned himself in on Thursday accompanied by Nyumba Kumi leaders.
The 27-year-old suspect was among eight wanted terror suspects whose names and photos were published by the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) on January 12th. The DCI in a notice said Gathongo was part of a criminal gang that terrorized Nyeri residents before escaping to Somalia where he joined the Al-Shabaab terror group.
“He joined Al-Shabaab in 2016 and after undergoing training and fighting in Somalia, he was dispatched to the country to carry out attacks,” the DCI noted.
The agency said the suspects were highly trained, armed, and dangerous, adding that they had been dispatched to the country to commit acts of terror.
“Members of the public are asked to provide any information that may lead to their arrest through our #FichuakwaDCI HOTLINE number 0800 722 203,” DCI added.
If he’s innocent , how did…
If he’s innocent , how did he end up on the list?
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Baba ya huyu? Lazima ni mLuhya?; mama yake mGikuyu?.
Wewe ni nyani
Wewe ni nyani
@ MsonoBari:
“Mluhya” ndiyo…
@ MsonoBari:
“Mluhya” ndiyo nini? Ni neno lililobuniwa wakati tulipokuwa tukitawaliwa na Waingereza. Neno jingine bandia ni “Kalenjin.”
Mlogooli na Mbukusu wakikutana, huwasiliana kwa kutumia lugha ya Kiswahili au Kiingereza kwa sababu hawaelewani!
Kusema “Mluhya” ni sawa na kusema “Mromance.” Hakuna lugha inoitwa “Kiromance.”
Hebu tuchunguze maneno machache katika msamiati wa KiBukusu na Kilogooli:
Kibukusu Kilogooli Kiswahili
1. Ekhafu Eng’ombe Ng’ombe
2. Likhese Ligoondi Kondoo
3. Namunyu Imbiti Fisi
4. Ekhaniafu Inyambu Kinyonga
5. Kumulongole Msaala Mti
6. Sing’ongo Isuna mbu
7. Embeo Vukiindu baridi
8. Endemu Enzoka Nyoka
Kwa ufupi ni-Hakuna kabila…
Kwa ufupi ni-Hakuna kabila iitwayo LUHYA or/and Kalengin.
Samahani nyote. M’bu kwa…
Samahani nyote. M’bu kwa KiBukusu ni “sing’eng’e.”