Murang'a Dad Working as Boda Boda Found Dead Days after Going Missing

Murang'a Dad Working as Boda Boda Found Dead Days after Going Missing

  • Wilson Mwangi was found dead at the Kenyatta National Hospital (KNH) after going missing for a week
  • Mwangi, who hails from Murang'a county, worked as a boda boda rider in Westlands, Nairobi county
  • His death broke many on social media as he left behind a young family, including a two-week-old child

A family in Murang'a has been thrown into mourning following the untimely and unfortunate demise of their kin.

Wilson Mwangi, who was found dead after going missing for days.
Murang'a dad Wilson Mwangi was found dead at KNH. Photo: Ev Mercy Nungari original page, Jôsë Säñtøs.
Source: Facebook

Wilson Mwangi had been missing since Friday, February 28, before he was sadly found dead on Wednesday evening, March 5.

Mwangi worked as a boda boda rider in Westlands, Nairobi county, a hustle that enabled him to care for his family.

Where was Wilson Mwangi found after going missing?

"He was the father of a two-week-old child," a post by Ev Mercy Nungari original page read.

Nungari noted Mwangi was found dead at the Kenyatta National Hospital (KNH) with the cause of his death unknown. However, it was alleged that he was murdered.

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"May God remember his young family and comfort the entire family," a heartbroken Nungari added.

She shared a photo of Mwangi who wore a hoodie and cap, as he squatted and posed for a picture.

Kenyans mourn Wilson Mwangi

The shattering news broke several social media users' hearts as they flocked to the comment section to share their reactions.

Monica Njoki:

"God isn’t happy with the sins in the church, government and Kenyans as well. Let us repent and turn back to God."

Sammy Kamatu:

"Oooh my God. Willy, my classmate and village mate.
This is so Sad. Whoever did this, may they never know peace."

Waithira Maina:

"Lord, remember our nation. So much of premature death. The guy looks familiar. May those who killed him never have peace. To the young mother and his entire family, may God comfort you."

Pilipili Tamu Comedian Ke:

"I just want to say a short prayer for everyone who is fighting secret battles. I pray God gives you victory in Jesus' name."

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Kinjo Ben:

"A very humble, hardworking, and a very respectful young man.. rest in peace Willie. May your spirits hunt your killers forever."

Kuriah Wa Nyambura:

"Who wanted him dead? Could he be a boda boda guy by the day, and "something else" in the dark? Why was he murdered and not an accident on a hit-and-run vehicle? Could he have been a "gamer" and wanted more than he could get? May he rest in peace."

Nancishiru Macharia:

"Someone kills another to add life to themselves. Heartless people. May they never know peace. God's words are yes and amen. They will reap what they sow."
Murang'a man Wilson Mwangi was found dead at KNH.
Murang'a dad Wilson Mwangi was found dead after going missing for days. Photo: Jôsë Säñtøs.
Source: Facebook

Homa Bay boda rider found in sewer

In another story, fear engulfed traders at Soko Mjinga market after the body of a boda boda rider was spotted in a sewer.

One woman who spotted the body of Fred Abade called her boss who marched to the scene to confirm the news.

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Abade had his wallet and phone in his pockets but looked like he was murdered before his body was dumped in the drainage system.

The Homa Bay had married the previous year and was missing for three days before he was found dead.

He left behind a young family which looked up to him for provision following his death.

Source: TUKO.co.ke

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John Green (Editor of parenting content) John Green is an editor of parenting content on the Human Interest Desk. He graduated with a degree in Bachelor of Journalism from the Multimedia University of Kenya (MMU). He has also received training from Google and WAN-IFRA. He previously worked at The Exchange and SportsLeo. John joined Tuko.co.ke in 2022. Email: john.green@tuko.co.ke

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