- Former Citizen TV reporter Kimani Mbugua has passed away in Mombasa, where he was in Rehab
- The Ticto was publicly involved in the diagnosis of bipolar disease, which saw him enter and from rehab
- Mike Sonko, who helped him in Rehab, wrote a sad message while confirming his death
Former journalist NTV Kimani Mbugua died several months after returning to Rehab following the mental problems he had.
Source: Facebook
Mbugua received help after he emerged to share the problems he was going through and revealed that he was diagnosed with bipolar disease.
Detailed reports of his death have not yet been revealed, while Kenyans continue to pour out his dignity.
What led to the death of Kimani Mbugua?
Former governor of Nairobi Mike Sonkowho helped him return to the rehab, confirmed the sad news and vowed to promise a detailed report.
He shared a video of the Ticture singing while in rehab and accompanied it with a touching message.
Part of his post read: “I am sorry to hear about the early death of former Citizen TV journalist and NTV, Kimani Mbugua at the Mombasa Women Empowerment Mental Rescue Center.
YouTube blogger Shower Obinnawho was also very important in Kimani’s recovery journey, also went to his Instagram page to mourn him.
“What is this I hear about Kimani Mbugua? Now what is this? It’s a dark Wednesday,” he said.
The networks are touched by the death of Kimani Mbugua
@Valary574 said: “Kimani has passed, what day is black.”
@raw_reality_africa said: “JESUS SAVE us, and strengthen us in these difficult times.” @Rachelnyambu said: “Thank you, you also tried to help himose❤️❤️ Blessed.”
@aquilina said: “The dark Wednesday took its meaning seriously on the 15th. A day of sadness like this.”
@pafeka said: “Receive your flowers, Sonko.
@rora_classic_designs said: “You tried your best to help him.”
Source: Facebook
What happened to Kimani on Rehab?
In a separate report, Kimani in December 2024, he left Rehab about six months after being admitted.
Reflecting on his journey, Kimani admitted that God blessed him for the gift he had used to misuse and caused the loss.
He revealed that in his rehab period, he renewed his faith and found God and vowed to continue his journey of salvation.
Kimani claimed that finding a spiritual fellowship in the rehab enabled him to change his love for drugs and love God more.
He also wanted those who had nothing to do with God to seek him and to focus on how he speaks.
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