- One Busia family is seeking help to find their son, Oscar Agola Ojiambo, who has disappeared in Russia
- Oscar, a former KDF soldier, reportedly promised a good job in the Russian army, which he eagerly accepted
- Five months later, his family is worried about where he is and has remembered the last conversation they had with him, in which he described what was going on
One family in the city Busia It is asking for help to find their son who has disappeared in Russia.
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Oscar Agola Ojiambo, a former Kenyan Defense Force (KDF), left home in May this year for Russia after being allegedly employed by people believed to be affiliated with the Russian army.
Five months later, the family could not communicate with him, and their concerns for his safety continue to grow.
The Oscar family stated that he had expressed his intention to travel to the war -torn country in search of a better life after a local agent went to him and what seemed to be a huge profit.
Did Oscar Augola Ojiambo go to Russia?
He was promised to find a job to join the Russian army, and as a former soldier, he was interested in those expectations.
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“He told me he got a job in Russia and was preparing important travel documents,” the sad Oscar’s father, Charles Mutoka said.
Mutoka explained that Oscar sent even a picture of his colleagues in military clothing.
Oscar’s sister, Mary Owayo, narrated their last conversation, expressing her concern that her brother had been registered in a dispute Ukraine and Russia.
“The last time he phoned, he said he was waiting to be sent to the front. The agent told us that some soldiers fled to the bushes, others surrendered orders to Ukrainian troops, and others died,” a tear -in -law remembered.
The frustrated woman added that what they want as a family is closed, to know what happened to their beloved brother.
Oscar’s father revealed that he has a wife and children who remain in the village, wondering how it has been for her, and struggling to pay for school children.
The Busia family’s request is rich when reports of dealing with humanitarian trafficking target Kenyans for false promises in Russia have dominated information, raising serious concerns.
Kenyans are touched by work offers from Russia
Locals have different views, with some questioning why former soldiers join Russia, while others emphasize the need to be vigilant against fraudulent recruitment networks.
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Alfred Kirwa: “If it were America, we would even go, but Russia?
Kennedy Opiyo: “How is it that a man who was a former soldier would go to Russia?”
Eveleen Mitei: “This situation highlights the emergency need to be vigilant against fraudulent networks that use the economic hardship of the people. Young people deserve a safe, legitimate way of access, not false promises that put them at risk abroad.”
Bishop Sammy Color: “After the Russian War. Kenya will have civilians who are better trained in the fighting than the soldiers and the police we have. The next time will not be the same, because 80% of those joining Russia are just ordinary people.”
How did the Kiambu man disappear from the United States?
In other news, TUKO.co.ke It reported that the 72 -year -old from Kiambu, identified as Reuben Waithaka, disappeared on May 15.
Waithaka had traveled to the United States to attend his grandson’s graduation ceremony but sadly he disappeared a few days after his arrival.
It is said that he came out of the house looking confused, and his wife tried to follow him, but his efforts were in vain.
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