Ndiang'ui Kinyagia's Mum Warmly Hugs Him in Court: "Mother's Love"
- IT expert Ndiang'ui Kinyagia's mother expressed her affection for her son after he returned following a brief disappearance
- They went straight to court, and the blogger's mum was with him every step of the way, showing unwavering support
- Her love was captured in heartwarming pictures that went viral online as she displayed her relentless mother's love
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Blogger Ndiang'ui Kinyagia has appeared before the Milimani Law Courts after coming out of his alleged hideout.
Source: Facebook
The young man refuted reports that he had been abducted, acknowledging his disappearance had caused worry and fear among Kenyans.
He clarified that he had been in hiding all along as Kenyans demanded his release.
When did Kinyagia appear at the Milimani Law Courts?
His family appeared emotional as they accompanied him to court on Thursday, July 3, following his unexpected reappearance.
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Among the family members present was his mother, who stood and sat by him throughout the court session.
Before the proceedings began, she gave her son a warm and tight hug, assuring him that everything would be okay.
He hugged her back, reciprocating the same love, support, and energy.
Did Kinyagia's mum go to Milimani Law Court?
He needed no more words of affirmation from her — her kind and thoughtful gesture clearly showed she would stand by him through everything.
As the proceedings continued, Kinyagia’s mother, seated to his left, held him close, giving him constant assurance.
She wrapped her arm around his shoulder and gently pulled him closer, offering the warm embrace of a loving mother.
Kinyagia remained calm, eyes cast downward, visibly comforted by her presence.
Kinyagia's mum emotionally prays for him in court
His mother appeared emotional and deep in prayer, seeking divine intervention from her Maker to come through for her son and the entire family.
One notable change in Kinyagia’s appearance was his hairstyle — he no longer sported his iconic Afro but had shaved and looked neat.
He wore a maroon hoodie over a checked shirt as he listened to the court proceedings.
Though he looked visibly traumatised during the session, his mother’s presence helped ease some of the tension.
Jane Murimi Mugo, a family therapist urged parents through TUKO.co.ke to show continuous support to their children especially in times of adversity.
"I think from the video it was evident their bond was unique and had been built over time. This is the kind of bond the younger generation craves for but may not say because parents are busy looking for school fees, money for rent and such like. However, they should take a step back and make time for their children.
There are times our children may be on the wrong like even just make a little mistake, it does not have to be public. Parents should always be there to protect them and stand by them," she said.
Kenyans react to Kinyagia's resurfacing
His sudden reappearance after days in hiding drew mixed reactions from social media users who freely expressed their views:
Greys Silver:
“Imagine a young man hiding even from his parents just because he fears for his life. The government of the day was hunting him down.”
Makwana Mkisii:
“He never said DCI was holding him. He went missing without any notice once he realized those abductors were coming for him. He had no means of communication — that’s why even his family was worried. And truly, they came for him but didn’t find him.”
Kaimenyi Gibson:
“I’ve come to realize self-abduction is better than being abducted by DCI officers 😊😊. The case of Kinyagia is better than that of Ojwang.”
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Why did Kenyans blast Ndiang'ui?
In another story, Kenyans blasted the activist after he shared he was hiding and not abducted, as many thought.
Many were not as sympathetic and forgiving despite his resurfacing and declaring he was safe and healthy.
Social media users felt he took their concern for granted, and they warned him about such 'acts'.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
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
Jane Murimi Mugo (Relationship Coach and Family Expert) Jane Murimi Mugo is a relationship and marriage expert who started her counselling journey 12 years ago after realising that moulding children from a tender age is significant. The Mount Kenya University (MKU) graduate is also the author of Caged, a book addressing the plights of the boy child and is also currently working on a book on mental health, targeting boys and men.
