- Rahab Wanjiku couldn’t help but cry as she opened up about the last moments of her husband, a taxi driver who mysteriously disappeared
- Wanjiku recounted their last phone call, revealing the conversation she had with her 32-year-old husband and father of two before his disappearance
- Efforts to find the Nairobi taxi driver have so far been fruitless, despite the police doing everything they could to find him
The wife of the driver who disappeared immediately after talking to him has opened up a few days after the incident.
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Pius Ngugi disappeared on Friday, December 5, after receiving a request from a client.
Tears flowed freely down the faces of his wife, Rahab Wanjiku, as she spoke about his disappearance, which has left the family in mourning.
Rahab felt dangerous around 5pm (11pm) when her husband’s phone rang, which made her more worried as things became more and more scary.
Ngugi did not come home the next morning, which increased his wife’s fears about what might happen to him.
His wife Ngugi calls family and friends
Ngugi’s phone continued to be switched off, making all efforts to reach him fail.
Wanjiku had to contact other community members and friends for help in finding her missing husband.
“He never turned off his phone. Even when he comes home at night for work, I turn off his phone so he can rest. It never turns off by itself. That’s when I felt there was danger,” she said, wiping her tears with a handkerchief.
The worried family filed a case at the Kabete Police Station, where the Department of Criminal Investigation (DCI) took action.
Security guards tracked Ngugi’s last movements and communications to ascertain his whereabouts.
“DCI said the last signal of his phone was in Gilani’s Estate near Athi River. The same information was also given by Safaricom. We have searched in all public hospitals in Nairobi, Machakos Level 4 Hospital, and Shalom Hospital, among others, without success,” Wanjiku revealed with emotion.
Ngugi joined the taxi industry about seven months ago after getting a Toyota Vitz to support his young family in the area Kawangware 56.
Kenyans were saddened for the family and came forward in the comments section to write emotional messages.
Missing car driver identified at morgue In another story, a car driver who survived in the dark while at work was sadly identified at the morgue by his worried family.
Arthur Phiri was last seen on Saturday, December 6, before he was allegedly car-raped by unknown persons.
The family made an online appeal asking for help to find their brother, and his body was later found in the cemetery.
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