- The family of the late blogger and teacher Albert Ojwang ‘is still suffering from sadness and has not accepted his sudden death
- They said that before police arrested Ojwang ‘, they promised that he would be safe
- However, Meshack, his late father, feared his son’s safety and decided to travel from Homa Bay to Nairobi to see him, but when he arrived he was told that his son had left the world
The family of the late Albert Ojwang ‘revealed the last message they received from the police when their son was arrested.
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The Ojwang ‘family, which lives in Kasipul parliament, Homa Bay County, has revealed that the police assured them that their son would be safe, but later received reports of his death a few hours later.
Talking to NTVThe family also explained about the deadline before Ojwang ‘arrested. They expressed their surprise about how healthy a person like Ojwang would die in such a confusing way.
The family said the blogger was arrested by police officers on Saturday, June 7, and taken to the Mzwago police station before being transported to Nairobi.
“They told us that they were sending the boy to Nairobi. The police officers assured us that he was in hand. Said his uncle Ojwang ‘, Herman Opiyo.
Opiyo added that Ojwang ‘, who was also a teacher, left them before being taken to a private black blue car.
The deceased’s uncle said that they had not yet agreed with the reports of his death, and asked the government to comment on what had happened.
“We confidently pray that the police should come out and tell us openly where Albert Omondi Ojwang is, because so far we have not believed he was dead, especially the one I had that day was taken,” Said Herman Opiyo.
How did his father Ojwang ‘get reports of his son’s death?
Meanwhile, his father Ojwang ‘, Meshack, said that due to the concerns he had, he decided to travel to Nairobi police station to find out his son’s condition.
“On Sunday at one o’clock in the morning, I had already arrived at the toilet. He said.
Meshack said that the officer told him to wait because the station was cleaned at the time.
After waiting for a while, Meshack was told sad that his son was no longer alive and his body had been taken to Nairobi’s mortuary.
“We strongly oppose the statement that our son died after hitting his head on the wall. We oppose the statement,“Said another family relative.
The deceased’s family also emphasized that if their son had made any mistake, then the law would be followed accordingly.
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