- Journalist Diana Makokha was leaving her turn on Sunday morning, June 29, at 11:30 am
- He stood outside the Royal Media Services gate as he tried to order Uber to take him home, not knowing that they were men watching him every step
- The CCTV region was caught when two men on a motorcycle passed and grabbed his phone in his hand
Nairobi: CCTV photos were captured when Royal Media Service’s phone call was abducted in the afternoon.
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Diana Makhokha, who works as a presenter at Sulwefm, was coming out of her morning on Sunday, June 29, when a motorcycle approached her.
He did not consider it as he was busy ordering Uber to take him home after finishing his turn.
“Sunday, June 29, 2025. On the side of Maalim Juma Road, from Dennis Pritt. I finished my breakfast turn on Sulwe Fm. It’s 11:30 pm. He said.
Makokha said that he did not realize that the men on the motorcycle were on his radar and before realizing it, his phone was looted.
“However, they were caring for my business. he added.
The famous journalist said that he was confused as soon as he lost his phone, as he did not expect it to happen to him.
“I really didn’t hear any motorcycle sound, I didn’t hear anything! (It could be an electric bike). Similarly. My Samsung left me. He said.
He then reported the incident at the Kilimani police station, where he was told that five similar incidents occurred in the area over the weekend.
He participated in CCTV photos that captured how the events occurred on the day of disaster when he lost his mobile phone.
Makhoha also called on Kenyans to help him find men who robbed him of his phone.
“Be careful. Please. Help around. I know they are moving around and seizing people’s phones,” He said.
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