Sex Pills, Makeshift Studio Found After Police Raid Nairobi House Belonging to Former Presidential Aspirant Abduba Dida

Police found sex enhancing drugs and contraceptives when they raided a house located in Nairobi’s South C estate and reported to be owned by former presidential candidate Abduba Dida.

NTV reports that the officers raided the house on Wednesday after they were tipped by a neighbor who became suspicious of the high number of teenagers entering and exiting the premises everyday.

During the raid, six males and one woman, including foreigners, were arrested on suspicions of engaging in unknown illegal activities.

Other items discovered in the house included phones, cameras, laptops, identification cards and foreign currency as well as a makeshift studio installed in one of the rooms. Some of the items had been hidden under the mattresses while a second room has several school desks whose use remains unknown.

The suspects were taken to Lang’ata Police Station for questioning as officers launched investigations to establish whether the premises was being used as a den for illegal activities.

Dida was also reportedly questioned after driving himself to the police station but is yet to comment on the matter.

Neighbors say the tenants of the apartment occupied it in September last year.