Hussein Abdirahman: Concern as Wajir Huduma Centre Boss Remains Missing for 5 Days
- A public servant's sudden disappearance has sparked growing concern among family members, local leaders, and the broader community, demanding urgent action
- Authorities have launched investigations as relatives plead for answers, fearing the worst after several days of silence and uncertainty
- Emotional appeals have continued to mount as loved ones expressed distress over a vanishing that has left a void in both family and community
Nancy Odindo, a TUKO.co.ke journalist, has over four years of experience covering Kenyan politics, news, and features for digital and print media.
The family of Hussein Abdirahman Mohamed, the Huduma Centre manager in Wajir, is in distress after he mysteriously disappeared five days ago.
Source: Twitter
Hussein was last seen on Tuesday, July 8, when he left for work but never returned home. His phone has remained off since then, and no communication has been received from him or anyone who may know his whereabouts.
Has Hussein Abdirahman's family reported his disappearance?
According to Sheikh Abdiwahab Osman, a close relative, the family is living in fear and uncertainty.
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“We stand before you with heavy hearts seeking justice, answers, and the safe return of our brother. Our family has been living in agony, uncertainty and fear since Hussein mysteriously vanished without a trace. We do not know whether he has been kidnapped, harmed, or is being held against his will. What we do know is that his disappearance is out of character, deeply alarming and demands his urgent attention from both the government and the public," said Osman.
They have reported the incident to police and relevant authorities, but no leads have emerged so far.
Osman described Hussein as a devoted father, loving husband, and committed public servant who had faithfully served the Wajir community.
“His sudden disappearance has left a deep void in our family, community, and workplace. He does not deserve to suffer in silence. We are desperate for answers,” Osman said, emphasising the emotional toll the disappearance has taken on Hussein's family.
According to Osman, Hussein's children reportedly "ask for their father daily," his wife is devastated, and his elderly parents are in despair.
Source: Facebook
The family suspects Hussein may have been kidnapped or is being held against his will, and is appealing to anyone with information to come forward.
"If he's been kidnapped, we plead with those holding him to let him come back to us unharmed. If there are individuals or groups with any information to come forward," he pleaded.
They are also urging government security agencies to treat the matter with urgency and transparency.
Local leaders have joined the family in calling for immediate action.
Wagberi MCA Aden Abdi Bule said Hussein’s disappearance must not be taken lightly, adding,
'This is a government officer heading a crucial institution. The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI), National Intelligence Service (NIS), and other agencies must act now."
Limuru man disappears after leaving work
In other news, a family in Limuru is appealing for help to locate their 30-year-old relative, Francis Wokabi Wanjiku, who has been missing since June 26.
According to his employer, Wokabi appeared to be in good spirits on the day he vanished. He briefly stepped out after reporting to work, saying he would return shortly, but he never came back and has not been seen or heard from since.
The family filed a missing person’s report at the Limuru Town Police Station and is urging anyone with information about his whereabouts to come forward.
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