Mr Ndiangui, who was reported missing last week, has finally broken his silence. The man contacted his family to confirm he is alive and well, and revealed he had gone into hiding over fears for his safety after learning he was being sought by the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI).
Highlights:
- Mr Ndiangui reached out to a family member from an undisclosed location
- He claimed he feared for his life due to a DCI search over unspecified allegations
- Ndiangui says he is willing to face the law once assured of his safety
- Family has advised him to present himself at the Milimani High Court
- His court appearance is scheduled for Thursday, July 3, at 11am
Main Story:
After days of uncertainty, Mr Ndiangui, who had been reported missing, has finally contacted his family. He made the call on Tuesday evening, assuring them that he is in good health and not in danger.
According to the family, Mr Ndiangui explained that he had deliberately gone into hiding after receiving information that officers from the DCI were looking for him. The reason for the manhunt remains unclear, with no official criminal charges disclosed.
He claimed the sudden interest from law enforcement caused him to fear for his life, prompting his decision to disappear temporarily for his own protection.
Despite the initial fear, Mr Ndiangui has now expressed his readiness to cooperate with authorities. He stated he is willing to present himself to the DCI and appear in court — but only under the condition that his safety will be guaranteed.
Following discussions with his family, Mr Ndiangui has been advised to present himself before the High Court at Milimani Law Courts. His appearance is scheduled for Thursday, July 3, 2025, at 11am.
When fear and justice collide, the real question becomes: can the truth come out without risking everything?
