Concern is mounting over the whereabouts of former Cabinet Secretary Raphael Tuju, who has been missing since Saturday, March 21, under mysterious circumstances in Nairobi.
Tuju reportedly disappeared alongside his driver, Steve Mwanga, on Saturday afternoon just hours before he was scheduled to appear for a 7 p.m. interview on Ramogi FM.
The two were last seen traveling in Nairobi before losing contact with associates.
Their vehicle was later discovered abandoned on Miotoni Lane in the upscale suburb of Karen on Sunday morning.
According to reports, a security guard alerted authorities after noticing the suspiciously parked car, prompting a police response.
The incident comes barely a day after Tuju had raised alarm over his security, claiming he was being trailed by a white, number plate-less Toyota Land Cruiser.
The development has intensified speculation over a possible targeted abduction.
Tuju has recently been embroiled in a high-stakes legal battle involving multi-billion-shilling properties in Karen, which are reportedly facing auction over a 2015 loan default amounting to Sh1.9 billion.
The dispute has drawn public attention and heightened concerns over his safety.
Prominent leaders, including former Chief Justice David Maraga and James Orengo, have called for his immediate and safe return.
They have described the incident as a suspected abduction and urged security agencies to act swiftly.
Police have since launched investigations into the disappearance but are yet to name any suspects or establish the exact circumstances surrounding the incident.
As anxiety grows among family, colleagues, and the public, pressure is mounting on authorities to locate Tuju and Mwanga and provide clarity on what transpired in the hours leading to their disappearance.
